Pots and Pans, or Studies in Still-Life Painting. By Arthur Edwin Bye

Studies in Bacterial Metabolism. Vii. by Arthur

A most fundamental principle of bacterial metabolism may be expressed concisely by stating that “Fermentation takes precedence over putrefaction;“’ that is to say, bacteria in general which can utilize both carbohydrate and protein, act upon the former in preference to the latter when bot,h are present in the same medium. In view of the confusion attending the use of the terms putrefaction and ...

From Pots to Pans: A Commentary on the Evolution to Internet Telephony

We describe some of the challenges and problems as we move from the world of plain old telephony services (POTS) to the promise of Internet-based pretty amazing new services (PANS). We present a set of ideas that relate the architectural evolution of networks and services to the underlying changes in technology. After examining the motivations behind the drive to Internet multimedia communicati...

The Phenomenological Structure of Self-Consciousness in Dutch Still Life Painting

In this paper I investigate the representation of self-consciousness in the still life tradition in the Netherlands around the time of Descartes’ residence there. I treat the paintings of this tradition as both a phenomenological resource and as a phenomenological undertaking in their own right. I begin with an introductory overview of the still life tradition, with particular attention to semi...

Mutual Funds by Edwin

22nd Gordon Arthur Ransome Oration: Is Medicine Still an Art?

1Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Address for Correspondence: Prof James Best, Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Novena Campus, 11 Mandalay Road, Singapore 308232. Email: [email protected] *Delivered on 31 July 2015 at the 49th Singapore-Malaysia Congress of Medicine 2015 Distinguished guests and colleagues in medicine, I am deeply honoured to h...