EARTHSHELL, Santa Barbara, Calif., a maker of biodegradable disposable packaging for the food services industry, cited a working capital deficit of $6.9 million as of Dec. 31, 2001, and expressed doubt that it could keep financing operations beyond 2002.
Dante cites a dozen works of Aristotle, apparently at first hand, and shows a particularly intimate knowledge of the Ethics, largely derived, no doubt, from Thomas [Minio-Paluello].
An interesting section of the Strategic Plan cites a 2010 working paper, stating that out of (i) social and economic factors, (ii) health behaviors, (iii) clinical care and (iv) environmental factors, health care delivery systems account for only about 10-20 percent of health outcomes.
As his source, he cites the work of a Berkeley anthropologist, Alan Dundes, whose book "Life Is Like a Chicken Coop Ladder" argues that German folklore is uncommonly obsessed with anality.
In his pre-Kindergarten education plan released this week, Texas Republican gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott cites the work of a man who believes that women and minorities are intellectually inferior to white men.
He cites the work of Marvin Eisenstadt, a psychologist who did a study showing that "of the 573 eminent people for whom Eisenstadt could find reliable biographical information, a quarter had lost at least one parent before the age of 10" — and 45 percent had lost a parent before the age of 20.
When I put it to him that football has ceased to fully function as an environment in which children and young adults can socialise – or rather, experience socialisation – he cites the work of an American writer called Jane Jacobs.
She cites a case of a woman who works in her building who became a quadriplegic 11 years ago.
Opposition makes strange bedfellows, and BloombergWatch sometimes approvingly cites the work of Fred Siegel, a Manhattan Institute senior fellow and the author of a laudatory biography of Rudolph Giuliani, "The Prince of the City: Giuliani, New York, and the Genius of American Life".
Over at the Monkey Cage, a sceptical John Sides cites the work of political scientist Matt Barreto, who found that 79% of blacks are "very enthusiastic" about the Democratic Party...now...now
