It's a tragedy, because since the founding of this country, Christianity has been a powerful engine behind social service outreaches, educational institutions, hospitals and more.
Despite the manifestly evident peacefulness of Japanese society for the last 70 years, the wounds of war remain fresh because they are part of the founding identity of modern Asia's nation-states.
The band got its name not because it plays Peppers covers but because a girlfriend of one of the founding members, Stuart Cassells, mistakenly filed a Red Hot Chili Peppers CD with his traditional bagpipe albums because she misread "Peppers" as "Pipers".
Some of these fascinating materials are here because Elizabeth Barlow Rogers, the founding president of the Central Park Conservancy and the president of the Foundation for Landscape Studies, conceived the exhibition and was its co-organizer.
Despite this compelling reason, and though this ancient protein is of interest because it is the founding member of a growing class of HEAT repeat proteins, huntingtin's molecular organization and function have attracted relatively little attention.
So should women have stayed out of U.S. government because the founding fathers were male?
Startups come and go for a lot of reasons, but a lot of good ideas fail because the founding team fails to take into consideration the people factors.
Founder populations have contributed greatly to the identification of Mendelian disease mutations, because the founding bottleneck and subsequent inbreeding increase the chance of recent identity-by-descent and thus the incidence of a number of otherwise rare, recessive diseases (Boycott et al. 2008).
And because the founding population of emigres was small, it could only take so much genetic variation with it.
It is pretty weird because the founding story of Airbnb was about allowing people to stay in their homes.
