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Abram, B. and Cherukuri, C. and Pritchard, S. C. and Rodwell, J. S. and Shirras, A. D. and McAinsh, Martin (2005) Environmental genomics of calcicole-calcifuge physiology. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology - Part A: Molecular and Integrative Physiology, 141 (3 Supp). S276-S277.
Al-Mohammed, Hamdan I and Chance, Michael L and Bates, Paul A (2005) Production and characterization of stable amphotericin-resistant amastigotes and promastigotes of Leishmania mexicana. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, 49 (8). pp. 3274-3280. ISSN 0066-4804
Barber, Louise J. and Ward, Thomas A. and Hartley, John A. and McHugh, Peter J. (2005) DNA interstrand cross-link repair in the Saccharomyces cerevisiae cell cycle:Overlapping roles for PSO2 (SNM1) with MutS factors and EXO1 during S phase. Molecular and Cellular Biology, 25 (6). pp. 2297-2309. ISSN 0270-7306
Barnes, N A and Owen-Lynch, P J (2005) Regulation of FKHR, GSK-3beta and cyclins D1 and D2 by interleukin-3 in haematopoietic progenitor cells. Experimental Hematology, 33 (7 Supp). p. 46. ISSN 0301-472X
Broughton, Susan J and Piper, Matthew D W and Ikeya, Tomoatsu and Bass, Timothy M and Jacobson, Jake and Driege, Yasmine and Martinez, Pedro and Hafen, Ernst and Withers, Dominic J and Leevers, Sally J and Partridge, Linda (2005) Longer lifespan, altered metabolism, and stress resistance in Drosophila from ablation of cells making insulin-like ligands. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 102 (8). pp. 3105-3110. ISSN 0027-8424
Burnham, Susan and Smith, Judith A. and Lee, Alison J. and Isaac, R. Elwyn and Shirras, Alan D. (2005) The angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) gene family of Anopheles gambiae. BMC Genomics, 6. p. 172. ISSN 1471-2164
Cooper, Leanne J. and Kinoshita, Shigeru and German, Matthew J. and Koizumi, Noriko and Nakamura, Takahiro and Fullwood, Nigel J. (2005) An investigation into the composition of amniotic membrane used for ocular surface reconstruction. Cornea, 24 (6). pp. 722-729.
Copeland, Nikki and Kleanthous, Colin (2005) The role of an activating peptide in protease-mediated suicide of Escherichia coli K12. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 280 (1). pp. 112-117. ISSN 0021-9258
Cross, P and Hunter, R A and Miller, C and Fullwood, N and Rimmer, S (2005) Supported catalytic epoxidation of polyisobutylene with alkene chain ends. Journal of Chemical Research, 2005 (10). pp. 673-676. ISSN 1747-5198
Diatloff, E. and Roberts, Michael and Sanders, D. and Roberts, Stephen (2005) Phosphate-dependent anion channel-mediated citrate efflux from Arabidopsis roots. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology - Part A: Molecular and Integrative Physiology, 141 (3 Supp). S222-S223. ISSN 1095-6433
Dillon, R J and Vennard, C T and Buckling, A and Charnley, A K (2005) Diversity of locust gut bacteria protects against pathogen invasion. Ecology Letters, 8 (12). pp. 1291-1298. ISSN 1461-023X
Ellis, T and Burger, F and Lauder, R (2005) A method for fluorescent HPLC analysis of CS/DS glycosaminoglycans. International Journal of Experimental Pathology, 86 (3). A55-A55. ISSN 1365-2613
Fukuhara, Noemi and Ebert, Judith and Unterholzner, Leonie and Lindner, Doris and Izaurralde, Elisa and Conti, Elena (2005) SMG7 is a 14-3-3-like adaptor in the nonsense-mediated mRNA decay pathway. Molecular Cell, 17 (4). pp. 537-547. ISSN 1097-2765
Gatherer, Derek (2005) Finding a Niche for Memetics in the 21st Century. Journal of Memetics-Evolutionary Models of Information Transmission, 6. ISSN 1366-4786
Gatherer, Derek and McEwan, Neil R. (2005) Phylogenetic differences in content and intensity of periodic proteins. Journal of Molecular Evolution, 60 (4). pp. 447-461. ISSN 0022-2844
Ginger, Michael L. (2005) Trypanosomatid Biology and Euglenozoan Evolution: New Insights and Shifting Paradigms Revealed through Genome Sequencing. Protist, 156 (4). pp. 377-392. ISSN 1434-4610
Ginger, Michael L. and Ngazoa, E. Solange and Pereira, Claudio A. and Pullen, Timothy J. and Kabiri, Mostafa and Becker, Katja and Gull, Keith and Steverding, Dietmar (2005) Intracellular Positioning of Isoforms Explains an Unusually Large Adenylate Kinase Gene Family in the Parasite Trypanosoma brucei. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 280 (12). pp. 11781-11789. ISSN 1083-351X
Hamilton, J. G.C. and Maingon, R. D.C. and Alexander, B. and Ward, R. D. and Brazil, R. P. (2005) Analysis of the sex pheromone extract of individual male Lutzomyia longipalpis sandflies from six regions in Brazil. Medical and Veterinary Entomology, 19 (4). pp. 480-488. ISSN 0269-283X
Hamilton, James G.C. and Hall, David R. and Kirk, William D.J. (2005) Identification of a male-produced aggregation pheromone in the western flower thrips Frankliniella occidentalis. Journal of Chemical Ecology, 31 (6). pp. 1369-1379. ISSN 0098-0331
Hart, A L and Al-Hassi, H O and Rigby, R J and Bell, S J and Emmanuel, A V and Knight, S C and Kamm, M A and Stagg, A J (2005) Characteristics of intestinal dendritic cells in inflammatory bowel diseases. Gastroenterology, 129 (1). pp. 50-65. ISSN 0016-5085
Hawkes, C. and Jhamandas, J. H. and Kar, Satyabrata (2005) Selective loss of basal forebrain cholinergic neurons by 192 IgG-saporin is associated with decreased phosphorylation of Ser9 glycogen synthase kinase-3β. Journal of Neurochemistry, 95 (1). pp. 263-272. ISSN 0022-3042
Huckerby, Thomas N. and Nieduszynski, Ian A. and Giannopoulos, Marcos and Weeks, Stephen D. and Sadler, Ian H. and Lauder, Robert M. (2005) Characterization of oligosaccharides from the chondroitin/dermatan sulfates. 1H-NMR and 13C-NMR studies of reduced trisaccharides and hexasaccharides. FEBS Journal, 272 (24). pp. 6276-6286. ISSN 1742-464X
Jariyapan, Narissara and Choochote, Wej and Junkum, Anuluck and Jitpakdi, Atchariya and Komalamisra, Narumon and Bates, Paul A and Crampton, Julian M (2005) Sequence analyses of three nuclear ribosomal loci and a mitochondrial locus in cytologically different forms of Thai Anopheles aconitus mosquitoes. Southeast Asian Journal of Tropical Medicine and Public Health, 36 (5). pp. 1162-1173. ISSN 0125-1562
Joshi, Manju B and Rogers, Matthew E and Shakarian, Alison M and Yamage, Mat and Al-Harthi, Saeed A and Bates, Paul A and Dwyer, Dennis M (2005) Molecular characterization, expression, and in vivo analysis of LmexCht1:the chitinase of the human pathogen, Leishmania mexicana. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 280 (5). pp. 3847-3861. ISSN 0021-9258
Junkum, Anuluck and Jitpakdi, Atchariya and Jariyapan, Narissara and Komalamisra, Narumon and Somboon, Pradya and Suwonkerd, Wannapa and Saejeng, Aungkana and Bates, Paul A and Choochote, Wej (2005) Susceptibility of two karyotypic forms of Anopheles aconitus (Diptera Culicidae) to Plasmodium falciparum and P. vivax. Revista do Instituto de Medicina Tropical de São Paulo, 47 (6). pp. 333-338. ISSN 0036-4665
Junkum, Anuluck and Komalamisra, Narumon and Jitpakdi, Atchariya and Jariyapan, Narissara and Min, Gi-Sik and Park, Mi-Hyun and Cho, Kang-Hyun and Somboon, Pradya and Bates, Paul A and Choochote, Wej (2005) Evidence to support two conspecific cytological races on Anopheles aconitus in Thailand. Journal of Vector Ecology, 30 (2). pp. 213-224. ISSN 1081-1710
Kouroumalis, Andreas and Nibbs, Robert J. and Aptel, Herve and Wright, Karen L. and Kolios, George and Ward, Stephen G. (2005) The Chemokines CXCL9, CXCL10, and CXCL11 Differentially Stimulate Gαi-Independent Signaling and Actin Responses in Human Intestinal Myofibroblasts. Journal of Immunology, 175 (8). pp. 5403-5411. ISSN 0022-1767
Lambert, Daniel W. and Yarski, Mike and Warner, Fiona J. and Thornhill, Paul and Parkin, Edward T. and Smith, A. Ian and Hooper, Nigel M. and Turner, Anthony J. (2005) Tumor Necrosis Factor- Convertase (ADAM17) Mediates Regulated Ectodomain Shedding of the Severe-acute Respiratory Syndrome-Coronavirus (SARS-CoV) Receptor, Angiotensin-converting Enzyme-2 (ACE2). Journal of Biological Chemistry, 280 (34). pp. 30113-30119. ISSN 1083-351X
Leisle, Lilia and Parkin, Edward T. and Turner, Anthony J. and Hooper, Nigel M. (2005) Angiotensin-converting enzyme as a GPlase : a critical reevaluation. Nature Medicine, 11 (11). pp. 1139-1140. ISSN 1078-8956
Matheson, J. and Yu, X. and Fielding, Andrew B. and Gould, G. W. (2005) Membrane traffic in cytokinesis. Biochemical Society Transactions, 33 (Pt 6). pp. 1290-1294. ISSN 0300-5127
McGeoch, Duncan J. and Gatherer, Derek (2005) Integrating reptilian herpesviruses into the family Herpesviridae. Journal of Virology, 79 (2). pp. 725-731. ISSN 0022-538X
McGeoch, Duncan J. and Gatherer, Derek and Dolan, Aidan (2005) On phylogenetic relationships among major lineages of the Gammaherpesvirinae. Journal of General Virology, 86 (2). pp. 307-316. ISSN 0022-1317
Parsons, Jason L. and Dianova, Irina I. and Allinson, Sarah L. and Dianov, Grigory L. (2005) DNA polymerase Beta promotes recruitment of XRCC1-Ligase III alpha to sites of base excision repair. Biochemistry, 44 (31). pp. 10613-10619. ISSN 0006-2960
Parsons, Jason L. and Dianova, Irina I. and Allinson, Sarah L. and Dianov, Grigory L. (2005) Poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase-1 protects excessive DNA strand breaks from deterioration during repair in human cell extracts. FEBS Journal, 272 (8). pp. 2012-2021. ISSN 1742-464X
Patel, Kajal M. and Wright, Karen L. and Whittaker, Paul and Chakravarty, Probir and Watson, Malcolm L. and Ward, Stephen G. (2005) Differential modulation of COX-2 expression in A549 airway epithelial cells by structurally distinct PPARγ agonists: evidence for disparate functional effects which are independent of NF-κB and PPARγ. Cellular Signalling, 17 (9). pp. 1098-1110. ISSN 0898-6568
Peiter, Edgar and Fischer, Marc and Sidaway, Kate and Roberts, Stephen K. and Sanders, Dale (2005) The Saccharomyces cerevisiae Ca2+ channel Cch1pMid1p is essential for tolerance to cold stress and iron toxicity. FEBS Letters, 579 (25). pp. 5697-5703. ISSN 0014-5793
Peiter, Edgar and Fischer, Marc and Sidaway, Kate and Roberts, Stephen K. and Sanders, Dale (2005) The Saccharomyces cerevisiae Ca2+ channel Cch1pMid1p reveals a role for Ca2+ influx in iron tolerance. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology - Part A: Molecular and Integrative Physiology, 141 (Supple). S289-S289. ISSN 1095-6433
Poot, Jacqueline and Rogers, Matthew E and Bates, Paul A and Vermeulen, Arno (2005) Detailed analysis of an experimental challenge model for Leishmania infantum (JPC strain) in dogs. Veterinary Parasitology, 130 (1-2). pp. 41-53. ISSN 0304-4017
Rigby, R J and Knight, S C and Kamm, M A and Stagg, A J (2005) Production of interleukin (IL)-10 and IL-12 by murine colonic dendritic cells in response to microbial stimuli. Clinical and Experimental Immunology, 139 (2). pp. 245-256. ISSN 0009-9104
Rimmer, S. and German, Matthew J. and Maughan, J. and Sun, Y. and Fullwood, Nigel J. and Ebdon, J. and Macneil, S. (2005) Synthesis and properties of amphiphilic networks 3 : preparation and characterisation of block conetworks of poly(butyl methacrylate-block-(2,3 propandiol-1-methacrylate-stat-ethandiol dimethacrylate)). Biomaterials, 26 (15). pp. 2219-2230. ISSN 0142-9612
Robinson, Nicholas P. and Bell, Stephen D. (2005) Origins of DNA replication in the three domains of life. FEBS Journal, 272 (15). pp. 3757-3766. ISSN 1742-464X
Schonteich, Eric and Fielding, Andrew B. and Matheson, Johanne and Wilson, Gayle and Yu, Xinzi and Hickson, Gilles R X and Srivastava, Sweta and Baldwin, Stephen A and Prekeris, Rytis and Gould, Gwyn W (2005) Rab11-FIP3 and FIP4 interact with Arf6 and the exocyst to control membrane traffic in cytokinesis. EMBO Journal, 24 (19). pp. 3389-99. ISSN 0261-4189
Shipley, Suzanne J. and Parkin, Edward T. and Itzhaki, Ruth F. and Dobson, Curtis B. (2005) Herpes simplex virus interferes with amyloid precursor protein processing. BMC Microbiology, 5. p. 48. ISSN 1471-2180
Shirras, A. D. and Taylor, C. A. M. and Nassel, D. R. and Coast, G. M. and Isaac, R. E. (2005) Expression and function of proctolin in Drosophila. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology - Part A: Molecular and Integrative Physiology, 141 (3). S159-S160. ISSN 1095-6433
Short, E. and Shirras, A. D. and McAinsh, Martin (2005) Functional genomics of ozone stress in Arabidopsis. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology - Part A: Molecular and Integrative Physiology, 141 (3 Supp). S273-S274. ISSN 1095-6433
Tabner, Brian and Turnbull, Stuart and Fullwood, N J and German, Matthew and Allsop, D (2005) The production of hydrogen peroxide during early-stage protein aggregation: a common pathological mechanism in different neurodegenerative diseases? Biochemical Society Transactions, 33 (4). pp. 548-550. ISSN 0300-5127
Tabner, Brian J. and El-Agnaf, Omar M. A. and German, M. J. and Fullwood, Nigel J. and Allsop, David (2005) Protein aggregation, metals and oxidative stress in neurodegenerative diseases. Biochemical Society Transactions, 33 (5). pp. 1082-1086. ISSN 0300-5127
Tabner, Brian J. and El-Agnaf, Omar M. A. and Turnbull, Stuart and German, Matthew J. and Paleologou, Katerina E. and Hayashi, Yoshihito and Cooper, Leanne J. and Fullwood, Nigel and Allsop, David (2005) Hydrogen peroxide is generated during the very early stages of aggregation of the amyloid peptides implicated in Alzheimer's disease and familial British dementia. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 280 (43). pp. 35789-35792. ISSN 1083-351X
Thomas, Josie E. and Rylett, Caroline M. and Carhan, Ahmet and Bland, Nicholas D. and Bingham, Richard J. and Shirras, Alan D. and Turner, Anthony J. and Isaac, R. Elwyn (2005) Drosophila melanogaster NEP2 is a new soluble member of the neprilysin family of endopeptidases with implications for reproduction and renal function. Biochemical Journal, 386 (2). pp. 357-366. ISSN 0264-6021
Urbaniak, Michael D. and Crossman, Arthur and Chang, Tunhan and Smith, Terry K. and van Aalten, Daan M. F. and Ferguson, Michael A. J. (2005) The N-acetyl-D-glucosaminylphosphatidylinositol De-N-acetylase of glycosylphosphatidylinositol biosynthesis is a zinc metalloenzyme. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 280 (24). pp. 22831-22838. ISSN 0021-9258
Vendeville, Agnès and Winzer, Klaus and Heurlier, Karin and Tang, Christoph M. and Hardie, Kim R. (2005) Making 'sense' of metabolism: autoinducer-2, LUXS and pathogenic bacteria. Nature Reviews in Microbiology, 3 (5). pp. 383-396. ISSN 1740-1534
Watts, Phillip C. and Hamilton, J. Gordon C. and Ward, Richard D. and Noyes, Harry A. and Souza, Nataly A. and Kemp, Stephen J. and Feliciangeli, M. Dora and Brazil, Reginaldo and Maingon, Rhayza D.C. (2005) Male sex pheromones and the phylogeographic structure of the Lutzomyia longipalpis species complex (Diptera: Psychodidae) from Brazil and Venezuela. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 73 (4). pp. 734-743. ISSN 0002-9637
Wilson, Gayle M. and Fielding, Andrew B. and Simon, Glenn C. and Yu, Xinzi and Andrews, Paul D. and Hames, Rebecca S. and Frey, Andrew M. and Peden, Andrew A. and Gould, Gwyn W. and Prekeris, Rytis (2005) The FIP3-Rab11 protein complex regulates recycling endosome targeting to the cleavage furrow during late cytokinesis. Molecular Biology of the Cell, 16 (2). pp. 849-860. ISSN 1059-1524
Wright, Karen and Rooney, Nicholas and Feeney, Mark and Tate, Jeremy and Robertson, Duncan and Welham, Melanie and Ward, Stephen (2005) Differential Expression of Cannabinoid Receptors in the Human Colon : Cannabinoids Promote Epithelial Wound Healing. Gastroenterology, 129 (2). pp. 437-453. ISSN 0016-5085


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As Halloween approaches, and the veil between worlds grows wan, threadbare, and permeable, Cooper realizes that we can serve the spirit, spook, and creature population better if we understand them from a Goal-Directed perspective. In service of this we present a short series of Halloween personas. Today's personas are either zombies, or about to become so.
That zombie that kind of looks like an undead Crispin Glover
That zombie that kind of looks like an undead Crispin Glover was resting peacefully in his grave when he awoke with a powerful hunger. In spite of his mostly-decayed flesh, he was able to push his way to the surface to begin his (second) life of mayhem.
The bulk of this zombie's time is spent gathering brains to eat. What should be a simple activity is complicated by the fact that most humans are reluctant to share.
When not eating brains, this zombie spends the bulk of his time shufflin', shufflin'.
How we can help the zombie that kind of looks like an undead Crispin Glover:
- Use flashing lights and recorded human sounds to guide him in the right directions
- Provide interaction cues that are hard to miss. Really hard to miss.
- Make it possible to interact with very crude gestures and two, one, or no arms.
Factors affecting the zombie that kind of looks like an undead Crispin Glover.
That scary fast zombie in the sweater
While still alive, that scary fast zombie in the sweater was a well-respected zombie fighter, once taking out a small mob of 20 zombies single-handedly. Unfortunately he was bitten during a careless moment relieving himself in the woods, and he quickly succumbed to the zombie virus. Ever the over-achiever, he went on to destroy 2/3rds of his former zombie hunter colleagues within the first four hours.
These days that scary fast zombie in the sweater is a victim of his own success. In his local area human flesh–his preferred meal–has become scarce. Animal meat is available but is more difficult to catch. As a consequence, he must hunt ever farther distances, staying alert for any sign of human activity.
How we can help that scary fast zombie in the sweater:
- Augment his reality with the weak points and hidden and unguarded entry points of buildings
- Keep messages focused, directed, and delivered as soon as possible
- Provide tools to make detecting the weakest–yet uninfected–humans easy
Factors affecting that scary fast zombie in the sweater.
Emily received a zombie bite during the struggle as her small band of humans attempted to relocate from a boarded-up restaurant to a more easily-defended former mental asylum. Since then she has felt the inevitable progression of zombification. She has worked hard to keep the infection a secret from the other humans, especially her younger brother who is barely holding on emotionally as it is. She knows her brother won't have the strength to kill her once she has become fully zombie, so she knows suicide is her kindest option. But she can't help but hold out hope that somehow, some way, her life will be spared.
How we can help Emily Lashinger:
- Help her monitor trending and critical biometrics during her descent into zombism.
- Keep her (and any of her fellow survivors) updated of any advancements towards the cure
- If a cure is not found or accessible, provide a clear indication of the appropriate moment to turn to suicide
- If she hits "snooze" on suicide, alert the other survivors privately.
Zombologists: Stefan Klocek, Jenea Hayes, and Andreas Braendhaugen.
Special thanks to Monstrous.com, KQED.com, and Flickr user katyhutch for their willing zombification.

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Bailey-Holt House
Independent, supportive housing for men and women living with HIV/AIDS.
The nation's first congregate residence for people living with AIDS, Bailey-Holt House opened its doors in 1986 in Greenwich Village, a neighborhood then ravaged by the AIDS epidemic. A fully ADA-compliant facility, it features individual units with private baths, community green space, an industrial kitchen, communal dining area, computer facilities, a library, and a fitness center.
Who is eligible?
Bailey-Holt House residents are referred to the program through New York City's HIV/AIDS Service Administration (HASA). To qualify, individuals must be capable of living independently, although they may receive home health services to maintain independence.
Bailey-Holt House residents have access to:
Supportive Case Management. On-site case managers assist in mitigating the impact of living with HIV/AIDS. They meet with residents weekly to connect them with needed care, conduct substance use and mental health assessments, refer them to appropriate services, assist with benefits and other income-related issues, coordinate home health services, and provide hands-on training to develop basic living skills.
Healthcare Coordination. A Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) is available to assess and monitor health status, facilitate health-related workshops, establish linkages with Visiting Nurse Services (VNS) including home health aide services, assist with monitoring medication and treatment adherence, conduct hospital visits, and assist with bereavement arrangements.
Meals and Nutrition. Healthy, nutritious meals and snacks are provided in the dining room for all residents and can be tailored to meet special dietary guidelines.
Recreational Activities. On-site activities include monthly birthday parties, holiday festivities and game nights. Off-site activities include trips to the theatre, movies, outdoor music events, museum visits and other city-wide festivities.
Spiritual Groups. Local community churches offer vital spiritually-based services such as bible study, one-on-one spiritual guidance, and social events.


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This fall LACMA will open Heroes and Villains: The Battle for Good in India's Comics, an exhibition that will draw connections between ancient Indian epics and contemporary India's booming comic book industry.
In conjunction with this show, we want to see your original storyline and characters for a superhero comic set in Los Angeles. Send your submissions, including a one-page synopsis of your storyline, character designs and/or storyboards to firstname.lastname@example.com by September 15, and we'll post the best here on Unframed on October 19, the first week the show is open.
Send us your submissions in the following formats:
1. Word file or PDF for synopsis of storyline. No more than one page (about 250 words).
2. JPEG images for main character designs and individual storyboards, dimensions up to 800 x 1000 pixels. Individual JPEG files should be no larger than 1mb. Between 3 and 5 images total.
See Frequently Asked Superhero Questions and Terms of Use.
Julie Romain, Curatorial Assistant, South and Southeast Asian Art


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BoSacks Speaks Out: I find it very amusing that after all these years we are finally re-discovering that our franchise is actually built mostly on words and the thinking that those words provide, rather than on super-substrates of any type, be they paper or plastic. At the end of day, publishers are the providers of information, plain and simple. Bells and whistles are an interesting sidebar, but if the content isn't what it ought to be, the extra fluff is meaningless. If you build it (unique and valuable content) they will not only come, but will also pay for it.
By no means mistake this for an anti-technologic rant. All I'm saying is that sometimes we forget what it is that we do. We are our best when we get back to the simple basics of an informational platform that contains excellence on a constant basis. If you don't have the best words in your sector of publishing, you are living an increasingly shorter dream of sustainability.
Thanks to simplicity, the New Yorker thrives on the iPad
BY Patricio Robles
As publishers and new media companies try to tap into the potential offered by the iPad, many have decided that offering richer, multimedia-laden experiences is the way to go.
Take Push Pop Press, for instance. Its vision for tablet publications: turn them into interactive applications. Its centerpiece, Al Gore's Our Choice interactive e-book, was heralded as "one of the most...impressive apps you've ever seen."
Yesterday, Push Pop Press was acquired by Facebook in what appears to be a talent acquisition. According to a post on the company website, "we're taking our publishing technology and everything we've learned and are setting off to help design the world's largest book, Facebook." By all appearances, there's a reason for this: Push Pop Press' vision for traditional publications, as appealing as it might be on paper, simply hasn't taken off.
At the same time, however, one traditional publication is thriving with a much simpler model. As revealed in a New York Times article, The New Yorker is doing quite well without turning its iPad version into a feast for the senses. Approximately 20,000 of the 100,000 readers who read The New Yorker iPad app paid $59.99/year for a subscription, and "several thousand more" pay $4.99/week for single issues.
As The New York Times' Jeremy W. Peters notes, "When magazine publishers began pouring their resources and hopes into the iPad, their thinking was that readers wanted something substantially more than just words on a screen. A simple PDF of a page just would not do." Such assumptions may have been wrong.
The interface of The New Yorker iPad app is closer to a PDF than it is to the type of multimedia extravaganza that other magazine apps are trying to provide. According to The New Yorker's deputy editor, Pamela Maffei McCarthy, there's a reason for this: "That was really important to us: to create an app all about reading. There are some bells and whistles, but we're very careful about that. We think about whether or not they add any value. And if they don't, out the window they go."
The key point: it's all about value. Traditional publishers thinking more about the iPad's capabilities than what their readers expect on the iPad are more likely to produce a tablet publication that produces more interest from industry folk than it does interest from actual readers. In many cases, attempts at impressing the critics leave readers dissatisfied.
NYT: For New Yorker on iPad, Words Are the Thing
Author Khoi Vinh
The New York Times reports that of all of Condé Nast's many splashy iPad magazine apps the relatively boring New Yorker is its most successful. It now boasts about 100,000 readers, 20,000 of whom bought annual subscriptions.
"...The figures are the highest of any iPad edition sold by Condé Nast, which also publishes Wired, GQ, Vanity Fair, Glamour and others on the Apple tablet... The New Yorker, a magazine that has always been heavy on text, took a different tack from its peers. Instead of loading its iPad app with interactive features, the magazine focused on presenting its articles in a clean, readable format."
This is part of the strategy that I've been advocating for in my various critiques of Condé's approach to the iPad. In short, the best way to serve a reading audience is to focus on providing a terrific reading experience and to de-emphasize the showy, buggy and difficult-to-use extras that have become synonymous with the 'iPad magazine app' format. And in fact, I'm a regular user of The New Yorker app, especially while traveling, because it gives me reasonably unfettered access to the only thing I'm seriously interested in: the text.
None of which is to say, though, that The New Yorker app is anywhere close to perfect. First, it could use a code refresh as it crashes so frequently as to be unusable; in my recent experience all it takes to induce it to unexpectedly quit is to launch it and let it alone for five to ten seconds.
Second, selling 20,000 paid subscriptions is fantastic, but according to the Times as many as 75,000 of the app's customers are, like myself, originally subscribers to the print edition. So in fact the majority of customers do not represent an expansion of the market at all. None of these numbers are to be sneezed at, of course, and even transitioning a print subscriber to the digital edition can be counted as a kind of win. But it strikes me that the whole lot of customers would be better served with an HTML5-powered app, rather than the current native app. That way, it would be significantly cheaper to service those 100,000 users and significantly easier to keep it from crashing so much.


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Final report out on DHHS computer glitch
MaineCare mistake cost state millions of dollars
Lawmakers issued their final report today on the Maine Department of Health and Human Services computer problems that cost the state $11 million.
The glitch allowed 19,000 Mainers to continue to receive MaineCare benefits after they were no longer eligible. Of those, 7,730 received medical care that resulted in benefits being paid.
The focus of the inquiry was to determine who in DHHS knew what and when they knew it.
Lawmakers were also looking into the issue of when DHHS officials notified the Legislature of the problem.
The report found that the commissioner of the Department of Health and Human Services did not learn about the glitch until almost a year and a half after a worker reported something was wrong.
The report said that communication failures worsened the damage done by the DHHS computer problems.
Investigators said it was August 2010 when the worker first noticed the problem, but that information was passed up the chain of command until the end of 2011.
--"primarily, according to the project manager, because there were so many issues being dealt with at that time. This was just one of many and seemed to be of a lesser priority to her at the time," said Office of Program Evaluation & Government Accountability Director Beth Ashcroft.
DHHS Commissioner Mary Mayhew said the department has changed its internal communication practices so something like this never happens again.


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On this page you'll find information about becoming a Body Process Facilitator. But a Body Process Facilitator is just one of the ways you can facilitate classes on bodies. Enjoy exploring the possibilities below!
As an Access Body Process Facilitator you can facilitate a single or a double process Access Consciousness Body Process Class.
Participants of a Body Process Class come to learn 1 or 2 processes. In class, participants will learn how to use the Access Body Processes and will also learn what it's like to receive the Access Body Processes.
To become an Access Body Process Facilitator (BPF) and have the ability to facilitate an Access Body Process Class there are only a few steps to take:
Once your application process is complete and confirmed, you will have the ability to facilitate Access Body Process Classes.
*In the next 12 months (from the date of your Certification), and each subsequent year thereafter, you are required to take one of the following classes. Note: All renewal classes start date must be within the past year of when you renew to qualify.*
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BALTIMORE - US Lacrosse today announced the U.S. men's national senior team roster for the "Duel in Denver." Team USA will face Team Canada Sept. 8, 2012, in an exhibition game at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colo. The game will take place at 7 p.m. Mountain time and will feature the top two lacrosse teams in the world.

The "Duel in Denver" is a rematch of the 2010 Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Championship gold-medal game, in which Team USA defeated Canada, 12-10, in Manchester, England, and it serves as a prelude to the 2014 FIL World Championships, which will be hosted by US Lacrosse in Denver, July 10-19, 2014. The U.S. and Canada have met in the championship game of the last four FIL World Championships.
The event will feature many of the top American and Canadian players from the 2010 FIL World Championship and also will serve as a launch point for the selection of the training team that will comprise the 2014 U.S. men's national team. The 25-member U.S. men's senior team will play its first game under the direction of new head coach Richie Meade, former Navy head coach who was recently selected to lead the men's program at Furman, and assistant coaches Kevin Cassese (Lehigh), Dave Pietramala (Johns Hopkins) and Jeff Tambroni (Penn State).
The Team USA roster also includes 2009 training team members as well as numerous professional standouts. The "Duel in Denver" is the first of a series of games this year in which potential 2014 U.S. team members will play together and be evaluated by the coaching staff prior to tryouts.
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Ryan Boyle, Boston Cannons, Princeton '04 *#^
Matt Danowski, Charlotte Hounds, Duke '08
Steele Stanwick, Ohio Machine, Virginia '12 %
Drew Westervelt, Chesapeake Bayhawks, UMBC '07 *
Matt Abbott, Chesapeake Bayhawks, Syracuse '09
Stephen Berger, Charlotte Hounds, Washington College '04
Steven Brooks, Chesapeake Bayhawks, Syracuse '08
Ned Crotty, Rochester Rattlers, Duke '09 *
Kyle Dixon, Chesapeake Bayhawks, Virginia '06 *
Kyle Harrison, LXM Pro Tour, Johns Hopkins '05 #
Stephen Peyser, Long Island Lizards, Johns Hopkins '08 *
Paul Rabil, Boston Cannons, Johns Hopkins '08 *
Max Seibald, Long Island Lizards, Cornell '09 *
Matt Striebel, Rochester Rattlers, Princeton '01 *#^
Joe Walters, Hamilton Nationals, Maryland '06 #
Greg Bice, Ohio Machine, Ohio State '04
Matt Bocklet, Denver Outlaws, Johns Hopkins '08
Joe Cinosky, Charlotte Hounds, Maryland '08 *
Michael Evans, Chesapeake Bayhawks, Johns Hopkins '09
Nicky Polanco, Chesapeake Bayhawks, Hofstra '02 #
Kyle Sweeney, Boston Cannons, Georgetown '03 *#
Lee Zink, Denver Outlaws, Maryland '04
Drew Adams, Long Island Lizards, Penn State '09
Jesse Schwartzman, Denver Outlaws, Johns Hopkins '07
Chris Eck, Boston Cannons, Colgate '08
Greg Gurenlian, Long Island Lizards, Penn State '06
* 2010 U.S. men's national team member
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
The Man That Time Forgot
Well, hot diggity dog. Back again, jiggity jig. Let's not mess around, and kick it.
The best band in America has a new record out on Big Legal Mess, and we're here to sermonize.
John Paul Keith should be familiar to most of y'all. I damn near fell out of my chair covering his last record. His new record, "The Man That Time Forgot", may be even better. Really.
We've preached before that Mr. Keith is a songwriter with a timeless brilliance: 2 1/2 minute songs, honky bar-hook-filled and longing, desperate and full of belly up to the bar observation. It's rock'n'roll, without the pretense, country-fried, soulful, a little boozy, a little trashy, a little bit dance 'til the end of dawn. Imagine, if you will, that Buddy Holly took the template for "Rave On", and made a long player record with that aesthetic. Seriously, stop for a moment, and imagine it. But he didn't. John Paul Keith did. And the world is a better place for it. Oh, and John Paul Keith has better hair than you.
So. The new record, then.
From the punkish, Summertime Blues jab of "Anyone Can Do It" to the Here Comes a Regular regret of the title song, "The Man That Time Forgot" is a bar record, running the gamut from entry to last call . 12 songs. That's all you need (that's all you ever need). Especially when they're these 12 songs. Follow the track listing from braggadocio to reflection, with all the classic moments in between.
Gonna track this record from start to finish. It's not a "concept" record in any way other than our perception. But we're gonna work on theme of our own creation, and in the process hope to convince you why this record is a masterpiece.
Kicking off with the raver (all hand-claps, greasy organ, and raving vocal), "Never Could Say No", , and the immortal line "Flying overseas with the Flipside Kid" (a Jack Oblivian reference, who Keith tours with and backs), Keith sets the stage, a willful roue, blaming others for his appearance at said joint. Follow that with the rollicking, barrell-house piano two-stepper "You Devil You" (he sees the girl), and we've got a situation.
The next three songs set the stage. The aforementioned "Anyone Can Do It" shows a punkish strut, and "Songs For Sale" is the 50's-informed groover, the sensitive guy laying out his cred. "Afraid to Look", led by greasy keys, is the dance, the manly man strutting his shit.
But with any encounter, self-doubt creeps, and "The Man That Time Forgot" weighs in with an early night lighter-raiser, a honky tonk ballad full of ripped guitars and reflection. Follow that with "I Think I Fell In Love Today". Like Tom Waits' "I Hope I Don't Fall In Love With You" , we're looking at the weird moment between booze-fueled courage and resignation. But the night is still young...
So John Paul Keith takes a break, and in the garage-country track "Dry County", full of rave-up geetar and hollered backing vocals, we leave the bar with our best buds, looking for a little balm to heal the perceived wounds. But, consarnit, we're stuck in a land without liquid refreshment...so, back to the bar, and an atonement..."Somebody Ought to Write A Song About You". This song is pure Southern Soul, scratched guitar and more greasy organ. We're back at the bar, and the girl's still there, and our hero wants to transform his perceived love into the immortal. But...and but...he's "Bad Luck Baby", another surging riposte on condition, and why men are bad, bad news.
Fumbling into the night, then. another ramped-up organ-led moment, "Work At Night". Who's he working for? That's up to you, but DAMN, the band gives us a greasy workout!
And, finally, the most completely Country song on the record, "The Last Last Call". Pure Country weeper. The ultimate barstool lament..."So here's to you and to me". Does he get the girl? You'll have to find out for yourself. But he's toasting, and we're drinking, and our boots are on the floor, and we're gonna wake up, and probably do it all over again.
To reiterate, this is not a concept album, that's our own take on it. What it is, is...another brilliant album from John Paul Keith. Another entry into "perfect record" status. What more can I do to get y'all to worship this cat?
Every song on this record is perfect. You owe it to yrself to own it!
John Paul Keith: Never Could Say No (mp3)
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Selin Lucy
Hello, Welcome to Miu Ousawa's Playground! My name is Selin and I've been a fan of Pokemon since episode 1 of the anime. My friends call me Selly, Sel, Selin77 Lucy or Amu. Lucy-because I like Nyuu (Lucy) from Elfen Lied and Lucy from Fairy Tail. Amu, because she is my favorite anime character. And, Fairy Tail and Shugo Chara are really my two favorite animes/mangas. I am the founder of bulgarian and turkish Fairy Tail wiki. I really love Shugo Chara, I am founder of bulgarian and turkish Shugo Chara wiki, too. I am big fan of Pokemon, and this is one of my favorite animes and mangas. :) And, I am a founder of turkish Pokemon Wiki, too. But I will active there, because I want help. And, maybe you think, why my friends call me Selin77? Because I play Pokemon Diamond Version game on Nintendo DS. And I play this game 4 years. My nickname in Pokemon Diamond Version is SELIN77. Now, I have Dialga on game and I am happy, but I can't find Drifloon to complete my Pokedex. If you know where I can find Drifloon, please, write on my Talk Page!
I've been a member of this wiki since June 2013.
I say, I am fan number one of all animes, because a watched anime when I was baby to this days. :) Really, I can't live without anime, because this is world for me. I love anime and manga. This is my hobbie. My first manga was Luxus by Judith Park. :) My first anime was Pokémon, and I watched this when I was little baby. (maybe 2 months). My mom say it.
And I want to thank Moonbird, because she give me this code to make this box. :) You are the best, Moonbird!
Some Stuff About Me
- I like riding bike. This is so funny. I really like to write some things and I like reading books.
I love to have time with my friends. I like to study. I like to go to school. I like watching Shugo Chara. I like watching yaoi. This is strange, maybe but I thing gender have not matter, because love is love. Love is just love, and age and gender have not matter. Eventually when partner is 30 years bigger this is not normal, of course. 10 years are max. Pokemon is one of my favorite anime/manga!


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Forget about the housing crash—real estate is a hot new growth area for business schools.
Last week, Rutgers Business School announced the creation of a $3 million endowed chair in real estate in anticipation of getting an MBA concentration off the ground in 2014. Why? Demand.
"Real estate will continue to be a major facet of business, with its own unique characteristics," says Darius Palia, a finance professor at Rutgers who grapples with the housing meltdown and subprime lending crisis in his classes. "There's a lot of demand in the marketplace for people trained in real estate techniques. There are a lot of companies looking for people with that sort of training."
In recent months, schools around the world have announced new real estate initiatives at the graduate and undergraduate level, including new degree programs, concentrations, and certificate programs. In May the University of Miami business school announced an accelerated MBA program with a concentration in real estate. A few months later Portland State admitted the inaugural class for a new master's program in real estate development. About 15 percent of business schools surveyed last year by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business reported having graduate and undergraduate degree programs with an emphasis on real estate, including MBA concentrations. That number has risen by more than 30 percent in the last decade.
While reliable data on career paths for real estate grads is hard to come by, people who graduate from some top programs do very well. At Columbia Business School, nearly half the graduates of the real estate program get hired for investment management and private equity jobs by employers that include Blackstone (BX), Goldman Sachs (GS), and Vornado Realty Trust (VNO).
Even before they start their job searches, excitement among MBA students about real estate is at a fever pitch. Brian Lancaster, an adjunct finance professor who taught the Real Estate Capital Markets course at New York University's Stern School of Business last fall, says it's no secret why. "With the Fed holding rates to a record low which is boosting all real estate values, combined with the disarray in both regulatory policy and markets, the excitement in the classroom…was off the charts," he wrote in an email. "I expect only more interest in real estate among MBAs in the future."
One of the prime movers behind the MBA concentration at Rutgers was Paul Profeta, for whom the endowed chair is named. Profeta, the owner of a West Orange (N.J.)-based real estate investment company that also bears his name, contributed $1.5 million for the chair. The other half was donated anonymously. Profeta says having an MBA real estate concentration will make Rutgers more attractive to recruiters, and will lure young professionals seeking to make their mark in a field that uses many of the same finance skills needed in banking, consulting, and other traditional MBA-destined careers.
"Real estate is one of the biggest industries in our economy," Profeta says. "Yes, there are parts of it that have flat-lined, but it's become an attractive thing for some business professionals. The real estate industry is totally unregulated. It's really a wild and woolly field. You live by your wits. That's why it's exciting to young professionals."


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Played in 15 games ... Scored eight goals and dished out six assists for 14 points ... Grabbed 13 ground balls and was 7-of-14 (.500) on faceoffs ... Won two faceoffs, grabbed a ground ball and handed out an assist against Canisius (Feb. 26) ... Dished out three assists, scored a goal, caused a turnover, won a faceoff and picked up a ground ball at No. 5 Hofstra (March 5) ... Had a goal and an assist while picking up a ground ball and going 2-for-2 in faceoffs versus No. 20 Georgetown (March 8) ... Netted two goals against Bellarmine (March 11) ... Tallied a goal and an assist, and won a faceoff versus Holy Cross (March 15) ... Collected a ground ball at Dartmouth (March 26) ... Picked up two ground balls in victory over No. 14 Massachusetts (March 29) ... Scored a goal and claimed two ground balls against No. 6 Cornell (April 9) ... Tallied a goal and collected a ground ball against No. 15 Penn (April 16) ... Caused a turnover and picked up a ground ball at Princeton (April 23) ... Scooped won three ground balls and won a faceoff against No. 2 Cornell (May 8).
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Appeared in all 12 contests, starting six ... Scored six goals and dished out six assists ... Led Harvard with 35 ground balls and won 60-of-116 faceoffs (.517) ... Had a goal and two assists and won three faceoffs in win against Canisius (Feb. 27) ... Grabbed a ground ball and claimed one faceoff victory at Georgetown (March 3) ... Assisted on a goal, won a faceoff and snared three ground balls at Holy Cross (March 6) ... Scored a goal, handed out two assists and collected a ground ball in win at Massachusetts (March 13) ... Won six faceoffs, grabbed six ground balls and netted a goal against Colgate (March 16) ... Assisted on a goal, collected two ground balls, caused a turnover and earned six faceoff victories against Brown (March 20) ... Won 12-of-15 faceoffs, caused a turnover, grabbed three ground balls and scored a goal in win over Dartmouth (March 27) ... Claimed three faceoff victories and picked up a ground ball against No. 7 Duke (April 2) ... Led Harvard with five ground balls, while scoring a goal and winning five faceoffs at No. 10 Cornell (April 10) ... Grabbed five ground balls, won seven faceoffs and scored a goal at Penn (April 17) ... Won 12-of-21 faceoffs, picked up a team-best eight ground balls and caused a turnover in victory over No. 6 Princeton (April 24) ... Named Ivy League Rookie of the Week April 26 ... Won four faceoffs, caused a turnover and grabbed a ground ball at Yale (May 1).
Before Harvard:
Lettered three years in lacrosse and football … Captained lacrosse team as a senior … Ranked No. 32 recruit by Inside Lacrosse … U.S. Lacrosse All-American as a senior … First team All-Gibbs Conference as a junior and senior … New Jersey Coaches Association first team all-state as a senior and third team as a junior … Star Ledger Morris County Player of the Year as a senior … Ranked ninth all-time in goals scored at Delbarton.
Father, Sumner, was a three-year letterwinner and captain of the 1977 Harvard lacrosse team and played football for two years … Brother, Terry, is a sophomore on the Harvard lacrosse team.


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Thousands of perspective exploded colour drawings of the XK 150's body, suspension, interior, wiring, engine etc, plus history, production changes, competition etc. It covers both LHD and RHD cars, and all models including the 'S'. Essential for owners/restorers, this book has taken author/artist Bernard Viart nearly three years to research and compile.
Please visit our front page to see sample pages - if you aren't familiar with Viart's books, you will be amazed!
Mike Hawthorn Golden Boy - Softback Edition AVAILABLE and in stock, has been reprinted multiple times!
The 2014 softback version of Mike Hawthorn Golden Boy is in 11 Chapters and contains much of the original book plus updates.
With 290 pages and 800+ illustrations, it contains much of the original book plus important updates and new photos. One update is a vindication of Mike in the 1955 Le Mans accident from a long lost letter to Jaguar Cars from an on-the-spot expert eyewitness. Plus we have new testimony on the 1959 accident that killed Mike from a policeman who still had his original police pocket book that was filled in at the time, not to mention previously unseen colour photos of Arnaud, Mike's illegitimate son. Price currently (for UK) is GBP29.95 inc Post
Under Preparation
'Morris Minor The Worlds Supreme Small Car' by
Paul Skilleter
ca 230 pages - 230 illustrations (mainly archive photographs) inc. 12 period colour
Those of you who know me through Jaguar topics might be surprised to learn that one of the books I most enjoyed writing was about the Morris Minor. The story behind the car and its creator, the amazing (Sir) Alec Issigonis, is, in fact, almost as interesting as that of Jaguar.
Certainly there are a number of parallels with Jaguar, notably the influence of the Citroen traction avant of 1934 which inspired both the XK 120s and the Minors front suspension, while Jaguars first chief engineer to be, William Heynes, worked pre-war at Rootes while Issigonis was also there. The two engineers also worked together when both came within the British Leyland consortium in the late 1960s.
In recent years, however, the book has been out of print, but (after several false starts) this situation is actively being rectified by a fourth edition currently under preparation. This will now take the form of a complete revision, not just a reprint, and will feature updated material and new illustrations. It is being redesigned but will be produced in roughtly the same format as originally.
The contents of this hard bound, ca-230-page book include:
Not Minor but Mosquito the development story
Series MM
Series II
Sisters-in-law: Riley, Wolseley, and the Aussies
Van, pick-up and postal vehicles
Production figures, specifications and experimental cars listing
Buying, restoring and modifying
Minors in America
Colour schemes
Probable price: £TBA
XK 120 Explored by Bernard Viart OUT OF STOCK!
XK 120 Explored is even better than XK 140 Explored, with the already high quality and detail of the drawings improved still further and with 555 pages! The cars are dissected by means of some 2,500 individual drawings in some 400 plates, most in colour, and almost every part, nut, bolt and washer are shown - and, of vital importance, where they are located on the car. These books make it far more practical to buy and restore a disassembled or incomplete XK, because Bernard Viart provides these vital visual references to what every part looks like and where it should go, including all the wiring in colour. Even if you won't be restoring an XK 120, this book gives a unique analysis of how the XK 120 was made and assembled.
In addition to the drawings, conventional chapters provide a full description of the car and its production and competition career, plus special bodied examples. The evolution of the XK engine which powered it is also told in detail. All chapters are profusely illustrated with superb period photographs and literature. Many of these illustrations will be unfamiliar even to the expert.
Standard Edition Jacket above
Four example plates below
As before, the book will be of the highest quality as regards printing and paper (the latter from accredited sources), and will be available in standard and slip-cased leather bound form (the latter limited to 120 copies only). Both editions are IN STOCK NOW! Visit
XK 140 Explored - OUT OF STOCK
By Bernard Viart, Edited by Roger Payne
An updated and extended reprint of the standard edition is now available.
This really quite extraordinary book from Bernard Viart, Edited by Roger Payne, records (in English) every detail of this popular Jaguar sports car of the mid-1950s. The task is accomplished in style through over 300 plates featuring some 2,000+ annotated drawings probably no other car has ever been covered in such precise detail before. These drawings are augmented by chapters describing the cars origins, design, construction and competition career. Several hundred period photographs also help tell the story of the XK 140 in this unique and most graphic way.
XJ13 the definitive story of the Jaguar Le Mans car and the V12 engine that powered it - By Peter D. Wilson
The most exciting and groundbreaking project of my 56-year motor industry career! -
Mike Kimberley, former Jaguar project engineer and later chief executive of Lotus Cars
Available NOW in TWO EDITIONS along with full details
. The books are IN STOCK.
Paul Skilleter Books moves into electronic publishing!
NOW AVAILABLE - "JAGUAR SALOON CARS - THE PUSHROD JAGUARS" The SS Jaguars, Mk IV and Mk V
View HERE
While there is no doubt that traditional books of the type we have been publishing for the past five years or so will still be in demand for a long time yet, it is impossible not to ignore the latest technology which allows the reader to download books and read them on a small screen. The most popular of these new devices is the Kindle by Amazon.
The advantages of e-books are obvious: there is a huge saving in terms of paper and shipping, and the reader does not have to carry a heavy tome around. So we are undertaking an experimental foray into e-publishing, beginning with major portions of my long out-of-print
Jaguar Saloons
book. For the first book, I have chosen from the latter the chapters on 'Pushrod Jaguars', that is, from the SS Jaguar saloons of 1935 through to the end of Mark V sales in 1951. There is increasing interest in these cars, but many people complain that little is available in print on them. This will help fill the void! It is now available -
view our catalogue entry
We will announce the availability of e-publications as they are issed, but if meanwhile you would like to be informed directly by e-mail,
please let us know
. They are very likely to cost you well under under £10 to download. We would also value feedback on whether in general terms you would be interested in buying e-books in the future, should new titles be available in this form.
About e-books and Kindle - some notes from Tony Bailey
The initial releases for the titles will be via Amazon in a format suitable for the Kindle reader. You can also download free applications from Amazon for the PC and iPhone/iPad etc that can read the Kindle format plus they keep track of the books you have purchased on Amazon. Other formats may follow once the viabiity of this venture is established.
The Churchill Veto
Heading in a completely different direction, Paul handles the publishing of a novel I have written and which is also available in Kindle format! This is not motoring related (although one of the characters drives a Jaguar!) but is a thriller set initially in wartime Britain and moving on to a period some decades later. I happen to be a licensed Radio Amateur and the central character is one also but he makes a decision early in the war that ultimately proves to be a disaster for mankind many years later.
It is available in Kindle format!
A TV script is currently being written for this book!
Under Preparation
E-type - A Pictorial Competition History
By Paul Skilleter
After our popular Lister-Jaguar book (still available) comes a title on E-type in competition. Many hundreds of dramatic period photographs, most from Ferret Fotographics, tell how the E-type first entered motor racing in 1961, and how it was developed into the lightweight E-type of 1963. The account continues into the 1960s when immensely fast wide-wheeled Mod-sports E-types did battle with Corvettes, TVRs, and Big Healeys. To be published later - see our website for the latest news.
An entirely new range of Jaguar books aimed at the serious enthusiast commenced publication in 2010. The Jaguar Connoisseur Series will tell the story of specific SS and Jaguar models in motor sport through outstanding period photography dating from, in some cases, the 1930s. Compiled by Paul Skilleter with Ted Walker, the series will be built largely on Ted's unmatched Ferret Fotographics negative archive. Ted is selecting the most interesting and significant images from this archive, most never been seen before. These will be presented in a series of large format, extremely high quality, hardbound books which will provide an entirely fresh look at Jaguar.
The first titles are scheduled for publication soon; their provisional working titles are:
No. 1: The Lister-Jaguar sports racing cars (now published)
No. 2: Jaguar E-type in motor racing from 1961
No. 3: Jaguar in saloon car racing from 1952
Further titles in preparation for publication later include:
No. 4 Jaguar XK racing worldwide from 1949
No. 5: Jaguar C-type racing from 1951
No. 6: Jaguar D-type racing from 1954
No. 7 Jaguar XK in rallying from 1950
No. 8 Jaguar saloons in rallying from 1949
No. 9 Swallow, S.S. and SS Jaguar in competition from 1928
No. 10: Jaguar XK racing USA/Canada from 1950
No. 11 XJ-S racing from 1976
No. 12 Jaguar Group C and IMSA racing worldwide
Further details available on our
dedicated page
In preparation: The Aluminium XK 120 - a technical and emotional appreciation by Paul Skilleter in conjunction with Terry McGrath. A full account of the original XK 120 which set Europe, America and Australasia alight.
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Otolaryngologists are also called 'ENTs' because their area of specialty is the ears, nose, and throat. Otolaryngologists treat most of the diseases and disorders that affect the head or neck. They can provide routine medical care, such as giving hearing tests or treating chronic conditions such as allergies. Otolaryngologists also perform a number of surgeries on the head and neck. Some of the illnesses and issues that otolaryngologists treat include:
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Australia's 'XXXX Island' Wants to Be a Vacation Spot For 'Men Only'
XXXX Gold Beer has acquired Pumpkin Island, a plot of land on the Great Barrier Reef.
The powers-that-be plan to rename the piece of land 'XXXX Island' and make it a resort for groups of guys to hang out and relax without women around. XXXX Island will be a place where dudes can go to have some quality, male bonding time and participate in manly things like fishing, beach cricket, swimming in the ocean and BBQing. Think of it as a floating man cave with $20 Pina Coladas. Not that men drink Pina Coladas because we don't, unless no one is watching, then bring them on and double up on the adorable umbrellas!
The idea of a female-free zone seemed like a decent one for about 60 seconds. What happens when all the fun activities are over for the day and it's time for some drinking after dinner? Are men just going to stand around and talk to each other all night? What is this college?!?
The island opens in October 2012, but not before the folks behind this endeavor poll Australians about what amenities they'd like to see offered on the island. We're predicting that some might check "girls" off on the survey. Even so, the best replies will earn the respondent a free trip with three friends, according to this report.
Maybe it's called 'XXXX Island' because a ton of porn is rented every night.
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Monogram Chair Sign
Perfect accessory to add a touch of unique elegance to your wedding or event. These monogram chair signs are perfect decorations for weddings, anniversaries, engagement parties, and bridal showers! After your event you can repurpose to be beautiful wall art or decor around your home!
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[June 27, 2014]
LINCOLN - Dr. Keith H. Ray was the
surprised recipient of Lincoln Christian University's Distinguished
Service Award on Friday, May 16, 2014. Dr. Ray retired from
Christian higher education on May 31, after completing 16 years as
president of LCU.
The Distinguished Service Award was established by the University
to recognize and honor individuals and entities whose consistent,
ongoing work in area communities has significantly impacted the
people they serve. Dr. Keith H. Ray was the outstanding 2014
recipient, reflecting a truly remarkable presidential career from
A look at the milestones reached during Dr. Ray's presidency
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of excellence. Under his administration, Lincoln Christian
Dr. Ray was not only LCU's president, but a preacher and
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presidential leadership at LCU was fruitful because he honored God
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As a direct result of President Ray's leadership, LCU
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Prior to assuming the presidency at LCU in 1998, Dr.
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Bobby Ray makes a foray into fashion by aligning himself with Tip's clothing shingle.
B.o.B is once again linking up with label mate T.I. with the announcement that he's signed on to become the newest clothing ambassador to Tip's AKOO fashion brand.
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Employees at a Victoria's Secret in Texas banned a mother from breastfeeding in the store, even though nursing is allowed under company policy, Today.com reported.
A store employee in Austin last week told a mother to take her crying son into the alley outside of the store to breastfeed him after she requested a private changing room to nurse, she told a local TV station. Ashley Clawson, a 27-year-old mother of two, had just finished shopping and spent $150 at the store at the time of the request.
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You can find these very special Copper Cookie Cutters in my store! I had them made especially for Spring this year - they may be my favorite of all time. I love the entire collection - the white bunny, the yellow chick, the blue bird and all of the fun speckled colored eggs.
These cookie cutters are extra special, as they are made from copper - the most traditional metal for cutters. They are a truly heirloom quality cutter that can be passed down for generations. I love collecting copper cutters - and I love thinking that Emma will be using them with her kids and grandkids as they make holiday memories as I did with my Mom and Sister.
I've packaged them with a printed card of my cookie recipe and tied with an Everyday Occasions logo ribbon - a great gift.
Here is the link to my favorite sugar cookie recipe... it is the best, using powdered sugar to give the cookies a fine texture.
Also, I've recently shared my tips for making really pretty icing colors. You can find that link (and the secret to making all of these beautiful colors), here.
Disposable Pastry Bags are the only way to go - easy clean up. You can buy these 12" bags here.
Decorating is really simple if you practice having a steady hand that can make basic shapes. It is really just drawing outlines and filling in.
I piped a wing on after the body had dried to create a second layer.
The birds and bunny needed a little extra, too, so I piped a wing in blue and a white breast on the bird. Mr. Bunny got a white sparkly sprinkle tail by adding this Coarse Sanding Sugar (can find here).
Here's the blue bird complete with wing and white breast.
I wanted the eggs to resemble real eggs - I love how they turned out. I think they'll go great when packaged with the brightly colored chicks, birds and bunnies.
Just a look at my kitchen mid-mess...
Speaking of mid-mess... Miss Emma loves her sprinkles!
Look at our sweet little collection of spring cookies.
For my tips on Freezing Sugar Cookies, click here!


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