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	Kaiser window - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For large α, the shape of the Kaiser window (in both time and frequency domain) tends to a Gaussian curve.
		The Kaiser window is nearly optimal in the sense of its peak's concentration around ω=0 (Oppenheim et al.
		The sharp minima in the side lobes are places where the amplitude goes all the way to zero, but does not here because of the finite plotting resolution.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kaiser_window (383 words)

	good good study: Meetup in Meatspace
		Kaiser Kuo is a good storyteller, and his stories impressed me a lot.
		So it was a pleasure to meet Kaiser and to know he's a much nicer guy than I had expected.
		Posted by: Kaiser at February 12, 2004 08:26 AM Well, you know how those degenerate rock stars are...
	www.bokane.org /kun/archives/2004/02/meetup_in_meats.html (534 words)

	Tony Kuo, M.D. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Kuo TY, Gallagher TC, Gelberg L. Practice variations among U.S. physicians in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women.
		Kuo TY, Vargas J, Brunner L. Biophysical interventions in the prevention and treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis.
		Kuo TY, Vargas J, Brunner L. Biophysical interventions in the prevention and treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis: A literature review in the context of bone biomechanics.
	fm.mednet.ucla.edu /Faculty/tkuo.htm (2333 words)

	Asiaweek.com
		A year later, Liu was asked to leave, replaced by Chinese-American Kaiser Kuo, who had founded the band with Ding and Zhang in the late 1980s.
		By the time Kuo re-joined, Gu Zhong, a former member of The Breathing, had replaced Zhang.
		American Kuo found himself at odds with his colleagues over the incident and over the band's participation in a distinctly anti-American concert in Shenzhen organized by Hong Kong-based Phoenix TV.
	www.asiaweek.com /asiaweek/99/0716/feat2.html (1231 words)

	Honolulu Star-Bulletin Sports /2005/04/20/
		Kuo, the former University of Hawaii setter, has been an assistant coach for a couple of years.
		Kuo started his coaching career with the junior varsity girls at McKinley.
		The body's not the same way it used to be," said Kuo, who is employed at the University of Hawaii as an analyst in the vice chancellor's office.
	starbulletin.com /2005/04/20/sports/prepbeat.html (1153 words)

	Kaiser China Info: Kaiser China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Kaiser Kuo's instant China journalism template- Danwei - Kaiser' Kuo's column in the December issue of That's Beijing is a funny, pithy parody of much Western journalism about China: Fill in the Blanks The Foreign Correspondents Club of China offers journalists new to Beijing this useful template for...
		Kaiser Wilhelm II and German Interests in China - Kaiser Wilhelm II and German Interests in China occasioned heated nationalistic rhetoric all over Europe.
		Kaiser Precision - Shanghai, Shanghai - China - Established in 1988, Kaiser Precision Engineering is an ISO 9002 global company that specialises in high 200135.
	www.pages4u.co.uk /res_Kaiser+China_0.php (438 words)

	Charlie Young, M.D.
		Cardiac Catheterization Conference, Kaiser Foundation Hospital, San Francisco.
		Kuo CT, Lauer MR, Young C, Ho CJY, Liem LB, Yu J, Sung RJ.
		Kuo, CT, Young C, Liem LB, Munsif A, Yu J, Lauer MR, Sung RJ.
	www.kpep.org /physicians/CY_bio.htm (2117 words)

	RConversation: False claims of Chinese censorship?
		My friend Kaiser Kuo, former Tang Dynasty rockstar and currently Red Herring's correspondent in Beijing, has just written an article: China Net Star Cries Censorship.
		Now the important thing to understand about Sister H., who is plain and not very talented, is that her stardom was basically the result of bloggers and chatroom denizens making fun of her - a situation which in her egotism and lack of sophistication she herself failed to understand.
		The people at Bokee.com strongly denied having been asked by the authorities to stop featuring her blog on their front page, and pointed out that Sister Hibiscus' blog remains one of the most well-trafficked in the Bokee blog constellation.
	rconversation.blogs.com /rconversation/2005/08/sister_hibiscus.html (1006 words)

	Bradley B. Hill, M.D. - Faculty - Vascular & Endovascular Surgery - Stanford University School of Medicine
		Hill B, Neville R, Hyde G, Kuo C, Diethrich E. Angioscopic evaluation of an endoluminal aortic graft: the first clinical experience.
		Hill B, Hyde G, Kuo C, Loh F, Wright L, Arden W, Kwolek C. Aortoscopy: a guidance system for endoluminal aortic surgery.
		Hill B, Hyde G, Kuo C, Diethrich E. Angioscopic evaluation of endovascular aortic tube graft one-year post implant.
	vascular.stanford.edu /faculty/hill.html (2021 words)

	The Peking Duck: Yunnan Diary 2: Shangri-La, Zhongdian, Kaiser Kuo and Man's Search for Meaning
		Most of all I enjoyed the chapter in which Brahm interviews rock musician Kaiser Kuo, who has many very wise, very thought-provoking observations on why Westerners continue to search for a Shangri-La that doesn't exist, and how this search is affecting the way in which China is marketing itself.
		Where I disagree a bit with Kaiser is his reference to this as a middle-age phenomenon.
		Posted by: itha at March 21, 2005 10:45 AM I ducked into this comments thread to recommend Kaiser Kuo, but I see someone else already has.
	pekingduck.org /archives/002274.php (1837 words)

	Rocking Beijing
		Nowhere is that more true than in Beijing, capital of the world's most populous country, and home to the biggest, boldest and oldest rock scene in the country.
		American-born Kuo played with Tang Dynasty, seminal hard rockers who became one of the few mainland acts to achieve star status.
		Adss Kuo: "In China, the only way to support yourself is by playing concerts." His own experience shows why.
	www.gluckman.com /ChinaRock.html (2016 words)

	Tang Dynasty (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tang Dynasty page from Rock in China site
		"Kaiser Kuo, Tang Dynasty, Spring and Autumn", from China Beat radio program
		This page was last modified 12:33, 21 May 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tang_Dynasty_(band) (219 words)

	Asiaweek.com \| Rock Icon's New Colors \| 23/2/2001
		"I'm not sure what the stage show means for his music, but it's certainly going to be a new experience for the audience." Cui's foray into dance, Kuo says, simply marks another phase in the ever-evolving career of the former classical trumpeter.
		China's godfather of rock is still an angry, if not so young man. Now a slightly balding 39-year-old, Cui remains critical of the bureaucracy, corruption and obsession with wealth in his country.
		The drawing power of his rebellion has taken the rocker not only on tours to the U.S. and Europe but also brought an invitation to the upcoming Grammy awards ceremony.
	www.asiaweek.com /asiaweek/magazine/artsciences/0,8782,99499,00.html (1497 words)

	Chinese Culture
		Hello, and welcome to this week's China Beat, I'm your host Paul Kendall, although you won't be hearing much of me today as I'm happy to leave most of the talking to our special guest, Kaiser Kuo.
		Anyway, over to Kaiser Guo, with whom I began by asking about the musical styles of his two bands.
		Kaiser: Progressive metal for people who are familiar with the genre, they would expect that we would be doing something chopsier than we're actually doing.
	en1.chinabroadcast.cn /1857/2004-11-29/126@173357.htm (1129 words)

	WNYC - Soundcheck: Rock and Rolling into China (April 07, 2006)
		The Stones clearly see big benefits to reaching out to an untapped market of over a billion people, yet less certain is how much the Chinese themselves will care for Western rock.
		Kaiser Kuo, a rock musician, journalist, and China bureau chief of the magazine Red Herring, joins us with some analysis.
		Also: Gary Nunez and Plena Libre have become contemporary champions of Plena -- the traditional rhythm of Puerto Rico.
	www.wnyc.org /shows/soundcheck/episodes/2006/04/07#segment58876 (271 words)

	Gangstalean: Web/Tech
		These days he spends most of his time in Beijing, but you can still catch his radio show online.
		That's Beijing IchBinEinBeijinger columnist Kaiser Kuo -- a great friend and writer.
		No, it's not a site hawking multi-vitamins, but a convenient, free and easy to read site teaching one Chinese saying (cheng yu) a day.
	gangstalean.typepad.com /gangstalean/webtech (228 words)

	Gauntlet Asia :: Tang Dynasty - Heavy Metal - asian metal - Tang Dynasty Videos - Tang Dynasty Ringtones - mp3s - Tabs ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		At the begining, TD was temporary formed for making soundtrack for chinese film.
		The band's name, Tang Dynasty, was given by Kaiser Kuo (former member).
		Tang Dynasty was a no name rock band like others until they have a chance to met Landy Chang, Taiwan businessman and founder of the Magic Stone Records (related to Rock Records, Taiwan) and TD was signed to this label.
	www.gauntletasia.com /bio/116/Tang-Dynasty.html (240 words)

	The Unbearable Lightness of Beijing
		Words: mama, baba, daddy, Fanfan, something that sounds suspiciously like Kaiser, pretty, cookie, and the following unmistakably Chinese words: jidan (egg), yazi (duck), deng (light, though it comes out more like "duh!"), and wawa which means doll.
		Kuo tells himself that his situation is only temporary, and that once his nascent company Sinica is up and running his workload will be substantially reduced while his income isn't.
		Kuo protests that he intends to do just that: "I will be officially on vacation for a week starting roughly August 15," he asserts, though unconvincingly.
	kaizor.livejournal.com (6193 words)

	Beijing : In Depth : Music \| Frommers.com
		Godfather of Chinese rock Cui Jian, somewhat of joke now as he clings to fading fame, got his start here in the early 1980s.
		A decade later, Chinese-American Kaiser Kuo, front man for the no-longer-existent headbanger outfit Tang Dynasty (Tang Chao), helped kick off a pretentious and fairly derivative heavy metal scene.
		But it wasn't until a shipment of Nirvana CDs found its way into local record shops in the late 1990s that Beijing finally developed a genuine musical voice.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/beijing/0201020358.html (791 words)

	Forumblog.org - The World Economic Forum Weblog: China on the Brain
		All sessions related to China filled up quickly, including the Update: China 2005 panel, which I moderated on Wednesday.
		(Thanks to Kaiser Kuo for writing this very nice summary.) The China fever is apparently making many Indian participants jealous, according to this Indian journalist.
		In my China update session, there was much talk by panelists about how China has defied all pre-existing economic development models.
	www.forumblog.org /blog/2005/01/china_on_the_br_1.html (1055 words)

	I and I Asia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In addition, we are happy to have Kaiser Kuo to moderate the forum.
		For those few people that have not heard of him, Kaiser is currently the China Bureau Chief for Red Herring, a China rock icon (former lead guitarist for Tang Dynasty, and current guitarist for Dirty Deeds) and a fixture on the blogging scene.
		Finally, this go round we have teamed up with Amcham to co-run this event.
	www.iandiasia.com (1066 words)

	The Palm Beach Post: CHINA'S 'TAIKONAUT' SAFELY BACK AFTER 14 EARTH ORBITS@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Author: JULIE CHAO and KAISER KUO, Palm Beach Post-Cox News Service
		JULIE CHAO and KAISER KUO, Palm Beach Post-Cox News Service
		BEIJING -- China's first astronaut successfully ended his one-day orbital mission early today after circling Earth 14 times, napping in space and greeting "all the peoples of the world" in a conversation with Chinese leaders by radio.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?docid=1P1:86861185&refid=ink_tptd_np (187 words)

	Links
		I've never spoken, written, or otherwise communicated with him, but I sure do admire his site.
		When I first provided a link to this site I did so by accident; I actually meant to provide a link to Kaiser Kuo's site above.
		Then after reviewing it more thoroughly it sort of grew on me...
	acp.freeshell.org /Links.htm (506 words)

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