Seafood "gardens"

Creative Gardens

Can we move beyond simply networking creative individuals to establishing diverse communities of practice for innovation through discursive methods. Furthermore, can we digitise their creativity activities within an integrative socio-cultural collaborative technology platform that could then support distributed innovation. First, we consider the complexity of creative cultures from the perspect...

Iranian Languages as Gardens

The tobacco gardens

In 2008 it was closed and dismantled the spectacular Duke Gardens near Princeton University. They were created by the famous heiress Doris Duke, in honor of her father, James Buchanan Duke. This last gentleman caused 100 million deaths during the 20th century. The gardens mentioned demonstrated, perhaps trivially, what was stated by philosopher Walter Benjamin: There has never been a document o...

LMT at Tivoli Gardens

T his p ap e r rep o rts o n certa in aspects o f E n g Iish -> D an ish m a ch in e tran sla tio n , u sing a new ly red esig n ed v ers io n o f L M T th a t is im p lem en ted in C and is cap ab le o f tran s la tin g W eb pages. W e u se the tran s la tio n o f a W eb p ag e ab o u t T iv o li G ardens as a sp rin g b o ard fo r d iscu ssio n o f L M T ’s trea tm en t o f som e p h en o m e...

Seafood allergy in children

Results 2999 children were seen during this period with a range of allergic problems, including food allergy. 167 (5.6%) had experienced a definite clinical reaction to seafood (103 male, 62%); 94% had evidence of co-existent atopic disease. The most common seafood implicated were: Prawn (26%), Unspecified white fish (10%), Tuna (8%), Salmon (8%). In 14%, the exact type of fish could not be rec...