text:
LEGO Castle Dragon Peak - 70403
Item No.1710102940
Item No.1710102940
70% Off - Save a total of £24.50
Travel to Dragon Mountain to battle its fire-breathing guardian! Load up the large catapult and fire it at the dragon's tower! Defeat the dragon and the Dragon Wizard! Search for the King's stolen gold hidden in the dragon's nest and find the secret potion room. Then overpower the Dragon soldier on the steps of the tower and rescue the princess from the dark dungeon! Includes 5 minifigures with weapons and accessories: 2 King's Knights, princess, Dragon Wizard and a Dragon soldier.
UK Home Delivery Free (UK orders over £30) or £3.49
Delivered within 5 working days
Next or Named Day Delivery
7 days a week between 8am - 6pm
Sunday to Friday - order by 9pm - £3.99
Saturday - order by 6pm - £3.99
Next or Named Evening Delivery
7 days a week between 6pm - 10pm
Monday to Sunday - order by Midnight - £6.99
Collect from store the next day - FREE
Order before 9pm for next day collection after 12pm midday
Show participating stores
Show full delivery details
Subject to exceptions, Debenhams is happy to exchange or refund your purchase within 28 days of delivery. Please check here for more details on our returns policy and exceptions.


text:
Crusty Flat Bread - Annabel Langbein – Recipes. Place warm water in a large mixing bowl (a bread maker or electric mixer with a dough blade is ideal if you have one).
Sprinkle yeast over the water and allow to stand for 2 minutes. Mix in the mashed potato and the ¼ cup olive oil. Stir in the flour and salt and mix until the dough just starts to come away from the sides of the bowl. Turn the dough onto a lightly floured board and using lightly oiled hands knead about 30 times (or for 3-4 minutes on the dough cycle of a bread maker).
Place the dough into a lightly oiled bowl. When you're ready to cook your bread, place a baking stone on the centre shelf of the oven and preheat oven to 220˚C. Slide the baking paper with the dough on it off the tray and onto the preheated baking stone. Repeat with the other ball of dough. Yeast bread. 2 Ingredient Pizza Dough Recipe - Dinner. Brioche - Tang Zhong Method. Learning the Tang Zhong method has always been on my list.
The Tang Zhong method (also known as water roux method) was introduced by Japanese author, Yvonne Chen. Bread 101: Olive Oil Bread. Bread 101 is tackling a simple and everyday bread today.
Great when served with a bowl of pasta, a hearty soup, a chunk of meat or a simple stew. What I like about this versatile bread is that all the ingredients will be already be in your pantry. This is the Olive Oil Bread. Olive oil produces a nice soft crumb and a tender crust, making this one of the most versatile breads to make. Try an additions and combinations of your choice: olives, fresh herbs, garlic, cheese or even sun dried tomatoes.
Our guest today is Nancy, from Spicie foodie, a photographer extraordinaire currently living in Europe. Take it away, Nancy. Homemade Olive Garden Breadsticks. Homemade Breadsticks. One thing my mom does for my siblings and I still to this day (yes, I am married and have 2 kids) is make a dinner for our birthdays. No matter how old we get, it is something we look forward to. We live just an hour away from my parents, so the drive is never too far. My sister had her birthday last month and we all went to my parents place to celebrate. My Favorite Pizza Dough. (note: I've edited this recipe since originally posting it here in 2008.
Enjoy!) 3 1/2 cups all purpose flour (original recipe had 1 3/4 cups white flour and 1 1/2 cups whole wheat flour)1/4 cup olive oil (original recipe had 2 tbsp oil)1 1/3 cup warm water1 packet yeast (1/4th oz)2 tsp sea salt In a mixing bowl, combine the warm water and yeast. Stir in the salt and flour and mix on medium high speed on your KitchenAid for 5 minutes. While the mixer is going, drizzle in the olive oil. When the dough is soft and elastic, take out of the bowl, rub with olive oil and then place back in the bowl, cover with a dish towel and let rise for one hour.
After the dough has doubled in size, cut in half to make two large pizza doughs or make mini doughs. No Knead Bread: so easy a 4-yr old can make it! Monday, September 10, 2007.
No Knead Focaccia. As you've probably noticed by now, I have a thing for unleavened bread, especially unleavened bread made in the wok using a highly unlikely Uyghur noodle dough recipe.
I've turned that into chapatis, tortillas, pierogies, spaghetti, medieval dumplings and ravioli. I keep a ball of it in the fridge at all times, just as others might keep, say, a tube of Pillsbury Crescent Roll dough or a jar of Velveeta. Now, although I still have my softball sized lump of Uyghur dough in the fridge (made lovelier by using the leftover whey from last week's foray into cheese making), I wanted to celebrate the fact that neither I nor Doug is working this weekend. Rosemary & Garlic Focaccia. Let's get decadent!
Ok, so maybe not really decadent. Cheese Pinwheel Rolls. Sooner or later, all my conversations inevitably turn to food.
Don't believe me? Call me up sometime and try to, say, sell me some insurance. I guarantee that before we get off the phone, I'll be giving you my recipe for blackberry jam. I can't help it. Crusty Bread. I must begin by saying where the recipe originated, if in fact it originated anywhere...really.
I think bread has been baked for centuries using flour, salt, water, and yeast or other form of leavening. Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day & Back to Basics ~ tips and techniques to create a great loaf in 5 minutes a day. Note that there is an updated version of this post, click here to view.
Recently we have seen lots of new readers on the website who are asking wonderful questions about how to perfect their loaves. First I'd like to say welcome to the site and thank you for trying the bread. As I bake through the basic Master recipe from ABin5 I will try to answer some of the most frequently asked questions and also introduce you to a few new pieces of equipment I've recently started to use that make the whole experience just a little easier. The goal is to create a large batch of dough that stores in the refrigerator for up to two weeks. That's why our method saves you so much time– all the mixing and prep is divided over four one-pound loaves. Master Recipe from The New Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day: The Discovery That Revolutionizes Home Baking: 3 cups lukewarm water (you can use cold water, but it will take the dough longer to rise. *If you use cake yeast you will need 1.3 ounces. Amazing Artisan Bread for 40 Cents a Loaf - No Kneading, No Fussing, No&Kidding - StumbleUpon.
What if I told you that instead of buying bakery bread for four or five dollars a loaf, you could make delicious handmade bread whenever you wanted, at a fraction of the cost and it is so easy a kid could do it? Well, read on because this method of making artisan bread at home will change your life.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Electrospun nanofibers may make for better delivery of healthfood supplements
- Nick Lavars
- June 19, 2015
Packing food with nutrients, vitamins and other supplements to improve our health sounds like a simple enough idea, but protecting them as they pass through the digestive system isn't all that easy. While various methods have been employed to encase compounds for more effective delivery, a new technique is showing great promise as a means of keeping them intact. Scientists claim that coating the ingredients in nanofibers created through a process called electrospinning can provide a better safeguard, and could lead to delivery of improved health supplements.Read More


text:
April 14, 2006 | Acacia Research Corporation announced that its CombiMatrix group has launched the ElectraSense Influenza Typing System based on CombiMatrix's proprietary electrochemical detection technology and its Influenza A Typing Microarray, which can identify all strains of influenza A, including the pathogenic H5N1 strain that has an approximate 50 percent mortality rate. The platform is a simple, compact system eliminating the complexity, delicate lasers, and fluorescent dyes common with existing systems. CombiMatrix will seek FDA approval for this product.
Vendor: Acacia Research Corporation/CombiMatrix
Product: ElectraSense Influenza Typing System
Availability: Now
For more information: www.acaciaresearch.com and www.combimatrix.com


text:
You will receive an E-Ticket for your tour/activity within 72 hours (if your tour/activity is in less than 10 days). If your tour/activity is within the next 72 hours, your E-Ticket will be processed as quickly as possible. Learn more
"Come Together" to celebrate the Beatles' 50th anniversary on this fascinating small group tour. You will visit over 35 major Beatles sites via mini-bus, charting the Beatlemania years from 1962 to 1970, and their solo years thereafter. No other London Beatle tour covers as many central London sites and locations in a single tour, or in such an entertaining and fun way!
On the Classic Rock and Beatles Tour from London, you will be touring sites that made the 60s swing! This tour covers Chelsea, Kensington, Holland Park, Notting Hill Gate, St John's Wood, Marylebone and the West End.
You'll take the early morning train from Euston Station to Liverpool, arriving in the home town of the Beatles before 10:00 am. The rest of the morning is "on your own" to explore Liverpool - visit the Beatles Shop, Matthew Street Gallery, Cavern Pub, and the Beatles Story exhibition at Albert Dock. In the afternoon, you'll enjoy the Magical Mystery Tour, seeing over 30 Beatles sites! The early evening train from Liverpool gets you back to London before 9:00 pm. If you love the Beatles, this tour is for you!


text:
Leatherman 8610240 Expanse E33LX Folding Knife
Part Number: 8610240 UPC: 037447594366 Weight: 0.25
DescriptionLeatherman 8610240 Specifications:
• Length (closed): 3.94"
• Blade Length: 2.6"
• Knife Weight: 3 oz.
Leatherman 8610240 Features:
• 2 tools in one
• 154CM Stainless Steel Drop-point knife (combo straight/serrated blade)
• Bottle opener/carabiner clip
• 60% Glass-filled Nylon and Stainless Steel Handle
• Blade Launcher
• Thumb Stud
• Locking Liner
• Stainless Steel Reinforced Handle
• Removable Pocket Clip
• 25-year Leatherman Warranty
Increase your edge retention by almost three times over regular stainless steel with the 154CM stainless steel blade of the Leatherman Expanse e33L/e33Lx folding knife. A stainless steel reinforced handle gives this knife a slim, sleek profile at only three ounces.


text:
Maggi Dawn
Maggi Dawn is a fellow and chaplain of Robinson College, Cambridge
From footballers to film stars and fictional detectives, we unveil this season's key fashion leaders. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery
Maggi Dawn: We need to get beyond the cultural cringe of modern Christianity to understand great art
Maggi Dawn: The call for peace at the heart of most religions contrasts with the way they behave as competing communities
Maggi Dawn: I don't want the bound works of any religious poet: I would rather have a real one, unbound, who would perform for me
Maggi Dawn: It's one thing to be a protesting Anglo-Catholic, but those turning to Rome out of discontent might find its hierarchy less pliable
Maggi Dawn: Do computers make us more human?: Fears about technology are always with us, and almost always misplaced
Maggi Dawn: How can we say grace in a society when it is no longer clear who or what is being thanked for the meal?


text:
Cor Jesu tops Newscasting tilt-A A +A
Saturday, March 1, 2014
IT WAS a come from behind victory as the least cheered on, that is because there were very few supporters who could come over and cheer all the way from Digos City, grabbed the top plum in the 5th ABS-CBN Inter-School Newscasting Competition held at the Abreeza Mall last Thursday.
This is the fourth year that the competition was held in cooperation with Sun.Star Davao. The competition too has seen the entry of former winners and finalists into the real world of television journalism, while some other former contestants have become coaches.
Luisito Tinagsa Jr., B.S. Accountancy student of Cor Jesu College of Digos was adjudged the champion in the grand finals that pitted 12 students from eight schools in Davao and Digos Cities.
Tinagsa was also adjudged the Best Delivery in English. His coach was Cyril Marie Saplagio.
At second place is Jandiane Esteban, an AB Masscom student of the Holy Cross of Davao College, who was coached by Katrina Angela Posadas. She also won the Best Delivery in Filipino.
While at third place is early favorite Don Victorio IV Advincula, a BS Accountancy student of the University of the Immaculate Conception. He also copped the Best Delivery in English. His coach was Monique Musni-Tagaytay.
The other schools that fielded their grand finalists, who were picked after two semifinal competitions held at the ABS-CBN Davao th other week were University of the Philippines Mindanao, Holy Cross College of Calinan, Ateneo de Davao University, Gabriel Taborin College of Davao, and University of Mindanao.
The finalists were: Rachell Mae Y. Lubguban of the Holy Cross of Davao College; James S. Labrigas of the UP-Mindanao; Marhll M. Felicilda of Holy Cross College of Calinan; Mary Grace Pelayo and Mahatter T. Mompoc of the ADDU; Jessa Antonette Lumangtad of the UIC; Mark Joel B. de Asis of Gabriel Taborin; Jovelyn L. Davo of Cor Jesu College, and; Anthony L. Rebamonte of the University of Mindanao.
Judges for the grand finals were: Philippine Information Agency 11 Regional Director Efren Elbalbuena, Antonio Luis Escano, operations manager of Abreeza Mall, Raul Alvarez, ABS-CBN Mindanao cluster head Trisha Corpus, and Sun.Star Davao editor-in-chief Stella Estremera.
Country News
Cagayan de Oro
Forum rules: Do not use obscenity. Some words have been banned. Stick to the topic. Do not veer away from the discussion. Be coherent and respectful. Do not shout or use CAPITAL LETTERS!


text:
2011 NFL Combine
Cornerback Rankings
2011 NFL Combine Results
- QBs |
RBs |
WRs |
| Cs |
OTs |
- DEs |
DTs |
ILBs |
OLBs |
Ss |
2011 NFL Combine Position Analysis
- QBs |
RBs |
WRs |
| Cs |
OTs |
- DEs
| ILBs |
OLBs |
Ss |
1. Patrick Peterson, LSU 6-0, 219
Positives: The near-perfect corner prospect. He has size, speed, quickness, ball skills, and all the athleticism that every team wants. … A true No. 1 cover-corner. He can line up and erase any receiver. He can get physical when he needs to and he can run with anyone. … Extremely confident, and not in a bad way. He knows he's good and he plays like it.
Negatives: Used to doing whatever he wants. He'll have to get used to being a big part of a system rather than being able to freelance. … Not necessarily consistent. He rose to the occasion, but he needed the challenge. … Might be a safety but will be paid like a corner.
2. Prince Amukamara, Nebraska 6-0, 206
Positives: An excellent combination of size, speed, and athleticism. He has the NFL look and skills to be a No. 1 corner for a long time. … A pure cover corner who doesn't play soft. He'll hit. … Strong in run support, and he made a ton of plays against the pass even though everyone stayed away from him.
Negatives: Didn't pick off a pass last year after taking away five as a junior. Broke up passes, but didn't come up with the really big play. … Okay at tracking the ball on deep plays, but not elite. Hands are just decent. … Not a huge player. Doesn't have a large frame.
3. Aaron Williams, Texas (FS) 6-0, 204
Positives: Versatile. He might be a free safety in the NFL and can be used in a variety of ways. He's athletic enough to do a variety of things extremely well. … A good, sound tackler. He isn't afraid to get physical and has the body to provide a bit of a pop. … Silky smooth in his cuts. Turns and runs well with extremely loose hips.
Negatives: Not fast enough to be a No. 1 corner. He wants to be a corner and wants to get paid like a corner, but he's likely going to be move to safety very early on. … Didn't pick off any passes last year and came up with just four in 37 games. … Will be a better pick because of his versatility than for any one position. He'll be a starter, but he might not be an elite player at any spot.
4. Brandon Harris, Miami 5-9, 191
Positives: Fast. Plays fast on the field and times well enough off of it. Doesn't get beaten deep. … Tough as nails. He's not soft in any way and he has no problems sticking his nose into a running play. … Great instincts. Doesn't make a lot of mistakes and doesn't waste any steps.
Negatives: Fast, but not a jaw-dropping blazer. He'll have to get used to facing faster receivers. … Didn't do enough when the ball was in the air. He only picked off four passes in 39 games. … A good all-around corner with zero bust potential, but he doesn't have elite skills.
5. Jimmy Smith, Colorado 6-2, 211
Positives: The measureables are there. He's very big, very fast, and is physical. He can shove around the bigger receivers. … Could end up being a killer of a safety. He's a corner for now, but with his skills and his frame he could be a Pro Bowl free safety with a little bit of time and work. … He has the frame to get bigger. He could end up being a big, cut 220 pounds without losing a thing.
Negatives: Smooth as a three-day beard. Tight, TIGHT hips and doesn't move all that well. He's big, and he moves like it. … Not a great pass defender. A better pass defender and tackler than a pure cover corner. … Will get blown away by any quick receiver he doesn't get his hands on.
6. Ras-I Dowling, Virginia 6-1, 198
Positives: Good size and length. Has a great frame and he uses it well. … Very quick and cuts well. He's fluid enough to be a decent No. 1 corner, and has the athleticism to be a rock of a No. 2. … Great character and a hard worker who doesn't miss a stop. He's not physical enough, but he's sound.
Negatives: Hurt. Missed most of last year banged up. He has to prove now that he can stay healthy. … Fast enough, but he's hardly a blazer. He's going to struggle against the smaller, jitterbug receivers. … Might need to be in the right system. He's not going to be for every defense and might need to be in a Cover-2.
7. Brandon Burton, Utah 6-0, 190
Positives: Quick. He cuts well and moves like an NFL corner. A good all-around athlete. … Makes plays. Erased the good receivers who lacked the big-time wheels and was great when the ball was in the air. … Instictive. He sniffs out plays well and knows how to get to the ball.
Negatives: Slow. Lacks the top-end speed and needs to be in the right system. … A willing tackler, but not strong enough to move to safety any time soon if needed. Not a big hitter. … Lack of raw speed a problem. He got beaten from time to time by the speed receivers.
8. Chimdi Chekwa, Ohio State 6-0, 191
Positives: A four-year producer who has been through the wars and has grown into a solid all-around defender. … Fast. He moves extremely well and gets in and out of his breaks in a hurry. … A good tackler who has no problems stepping up into run support. Gets physical for his size.
Negatives: Has used his good speed to make up for mistakes, but he won't be able to do that at the next level. … Not a lock-down corner. A good player, but he doesn't make enough plays. … Not a No. 1 corner and might end up being nothing more than nickel or dime defender. He'll have to get more physical to be a No. 2.
9. Davon House, New Mexico State 6-0, 200
Positives: A good all-around athlete with strong measurables. Has good size and just enough speed to get by. … Made a ton of plays for a bad defense. Teams stayed away from him and he still came up with 11 career picks and 37 broken up passes. … A solid tackler. Good in the open field.
Negatives: Mediocre ball skills. The numbers don't lie, but he has average hands and will drop balls. … Not an elite athlete. Good all-around skills, but not great ones. … Needs work. Is used to being a great player on a bad team, but he needs to prove he can produce when people are challenging him.
10. Curtis Brown, Texas 6-0, 185
Positives: A quick, tough corner who can fill a variety of roles. He's a corner, but he has just enough skills to eventually transition into a safety. … Smooth. Cuts on a dime and is fluid. Great hips and flies around effortlessly. … A special teamer who can be a return guy and will willingly do what's needed.
Negatives: Slow. He doesn't have the raw, flat-out speed to hang with the faster targets. … Strong, but he's not a great hitter. He's a decent tackler, but he's hardly special. … Only two picks in 52 career games. He broke up 32 passes, but he didn't come up with too many big plays.
11. Rashad Carmichael, Virginia Tech 5-10, 192
Positives: Very quick and very fast on the field. He makes up for mistakes with his athleticism. … A lot of picks. He came up with ten over the last two years and was great at coming up with big plays. … Will work to do more. Good, coachable character who'll make himself into a better player.
Negatives: The deep speed isn't there. He plays fast, but he won't time all that well. … Needs work on being more fundamentally sound. Got by in college on being far more athletic and quicker than everyone else. … Not a great run defender. Just an average tackler.
12. Brandon Hogan, West Virginia 5-10, 192
Positives: Very, very quick. Moves and cuts on a dime and can hang with the speed targets without a problem. … Has the right attitude to be a No. 1 corner. The raw skills are there and he knows it. … Great hands. He's still scratching the surface and could be a whale of a value pick.
Negatives: Seemed to take last year off in run support. He was a far more physical player earlier in his career. … Off-the-field concerns and lots of homework will have to be done on his character. … Not quite physical enough to be able to hang one-on-one with the bigger NFL targets.
13. Johnny Patrick, Louisville 5-11, 191
Positives: Grew into a ball hawker who came up with a terrific senior season. Became more of a pickoff artist while still being strong against the run. … Moves well on the field. Has no problems staying with the faster receivers. … Not a finesse player in any way. He doesn't shy away from contact.
Negatives: Not fast. He might be fluid, but the straight-line speed isn't there. … Not strong enough to be moved to safety right away. He might have a future in nickel and dime packages. … Not known for being a top-character guy. Will have to be coached up.
14. Kendric Burney, North Carolina 5-9, 186
Positives: A very effective tackler who made a ton of plays over the last four years. Not afraid to do the dirty work and is strong at coming up to help out against the run. Tough. … Smart and instinctive. He has a knack for being around the ball and making the play. He has nice hands and great ball skills. … Quicker than fast. Moves well and cuts smoothly.
Negatives: Slow. SLOWWWWWW. Will take ten minutes to get through the 40. … A better football player than an athlete. He'll have a limited upside because of his lack of raw skills and his smallish size. … Was abused in the Senior Bowl by Miami's Leonard Hankerson. Was picked on for a reason.
15. Chris Rucker, Michigan State 6-1, 195
Positives: Likes the challenge and will take on any receiver. Wants to battle against the best and has the attitude of a No. 1 corner. … Big and physical. He likes to jam receivers and he uses his strength and tougnhness well. … Doesn't miss stops. Could end up being a safety or a strong nickel and dime defender.
Negatives: Lacks the raw deep speed. If he misses the jam or he's not battling a faster receiver, it's over. … Inconsistent. He tends to give up a few too many key plays. Thinks he's better than he is. … Doesn't have the make-up quickness and will allow catches. He makes the tackle, but he gives up the play.
16. Shareece Wright, USC 5-11, 185
Positives: Turned into a great tackler. Came up with a surprisingly strong senior year making 73 stops and became the player everyone was hoping he'd be out of high school. … Great speed. Not a top-shelf burner, but he's fast. … Physical. He'll push around receivers and will jam without a problem.
Negatives: Injury issues. He missed most of 2008 with a broken neck and missed almost all of 2009 with academic problems. A one-year wonder. … Not enough elite physical skills to overcome the red flags. He's not all that smooth.
17. Buster Skrine, UT Chattanooga 5-9, 186
Positives: Fast. FAST. Extreme speed with the raw athletic ability to use in a variety of ways. … Smooth as glass. Cuts on a dime and effortlessly flies around. Fluid. … Could become a whale of a return man. Could be a gamechanger.
Negatives: Really, really raw. An athlete more than a football player and needs technique work. … Not big. He doesn't look the part. Very lean and short. … Not physical. He' won't push anyone around. Strictly a speed corner.
18. Jalil Brown, Colorado 6-1, 204
Positives: Good size. He could quickly be turned into a safety or a tough nickel defender. … Extremely strong and makes lots of tackles and lots of plays. He brings a good attitude and will do whatever a coaching staff wants. … Battles hard. He's a competitor.
Negatives: Not quite as physical as he should be for his size. He should maul more receivers and bring far more pop. … Lacks the deep speed and will struggle against the faster receivers. Will need help and can't be on an island. … Will get by on want-to and attitude more than physical ability. He'll get picked on.
19. Chykie Brown, Texas 5-11, 190
Positives: Very quick and good all-around athleticism. Fluid, he moves extremely well and changes directions on a dime. … Good size and a nice frame. He's long and could put on another few pounds without a problem. … Scratching the surface. Could be a far better pro than a collegian.
Negatives: Mediocre production. Only two picks, both in 2009, in 47 career games. ... Nothing special against the run. He'll tackle, but he's not great at it. … Doesn't seem to have the same feel for the game like other top Texas defensive backs.
20. Chris Culliver, South Carolina (FS) 6-0, 199
Positives: Part safety and part corner, he's versatile enough to play just about anywhere in the secondary. … Extremely fast and moves well. He runs well enough to handle himself at corner and looks like he belongs one-on-one against a receiver. … Decent size. Physical enough to get by.
Negatives: Not really a NFL corner and not really an NFL safety. There's not a sure-thing place and position for him. … Not a big hitter. He'll tackle, but he's not going to blast anyone. … Looks the part more than he plays it. He'll test well, but he'll have to be a cog in a system.
21. Marcus Gilchrist, Clemson (FS) 5-10, 195
Positives: Extremlely strong. He's tough enough and strong enough to eventually be a safety, even at his size. … An elite tackler. Made a whopping 107 stops as a junior and 66 last year. Very willing and very productive against the run. … Good energy and good fire. Always fired up and doesn't take plays off.
Negatives: Not fast. He's not a blazer to be a corner and will make most of his plays in run support. … Lacks the raw size to be a thumper of a safety. He's a bit lean and not bulky at all. … One pick in 53 career games.
22. Devon Torrence, Ohio State 6-0, 199
Positives: A good tackler who can get physical. He has good size and good upside. … Moves well. Quicker than fast, he's better in short range and sniffs out plays in a hurry. … Decent ball skills. Still developing and could just be scratching the surface.
Negatives: Still needs a lot of work. The instincts aren't quite there as he's still learning on the fly. He's a former receiver. … Needs to be in the right system and used in the right way. He doesn't have the speed to be anyone's lockdown corner.
23. Curtis Marsh, Utah State 6-0, 192
Positives: Extremely quick. Moves easily and cuts on a dime. … Fast. He stays with every speed receiver without much of a problem and has just enough size to hang out with the bigger targets. … Has grown into a ball hawk. Has a nose for breaking up passes.
Negatives: A former running back who's still learning how to play the position. … Fast, but not a blazer. He doesn't have elite deep speed. … Just okay in run support. A good tackler, but he's not going to beat anyone up.
24. DeMarcus Van Dayke 6-1, 176
Positives: Fast, fast, fast, fast, fast. Elite top-end speed and won't get beaten by any NFL receiver deep. … Moves extremely well. Cuts and changes direction without a problem and gets into his speed well. … Could be used in a variety of ways just to get his speed on the field.
Negatives: Way undersized. Tall and thin. Not built to make an NFL tackle. … Couldn't stay on the field in a starting job. Only a spot starter on a team that could've used more help in the secondary. … Raw. He has uncoachable speed, but he needs to become more of a football player.
25. Josh Thomas, Buffalo 5-10, 191
Positives: Fast. Good enough speed to get by and is strong for his size. He'll push some people around. … Moves well. Cuts well enough and he closes in a heartbeat. … A good four-year producer against the run who made a lot of tackles. More than willing to help out in run support.
Negatives: Not an elite athlete and lacks top-end speed. He's not a blazer. … Didn't come up with enough big plays with just two picks in 47 games and one in the last three seasons. … Doesn't do any one thing at a high level. He might be on a team for a while, but he won't be more than a backup.


text:
Medieval Global Warming
A controversy over 14th century climate shows the peril of letting politics shape the scientific debate.
1 comment
Discover one of our 28 local entrepreneurial communities »
Be the first to know as we launch in new countries and markets around the globe.
Interested in bringing MIT Technology Review to your local market?
Unsupported browser: Your browser does not meet modern web standards. See how it scores »
You're automatically an Insider. It's easy to activate or upgrade your account.Activate Your Account
It's the new way to subscribe. Get even more of the tech news, research, and discoveries you crave.Sign Up
Find out why MIT Technology Review Insider is for you and explore your options.Show Me


text:
Rockfax DescriptionTough moves past the third bolt are the spice, the rest is 6a. © ROCKFAX
UKC Logbook DescriptionGood climb. Crux at third bolt.
Hidden - Lead - Jun/15
alice_loudon - Lead O/S - 10/Apr/14
Hidden - Lead - 05/Jun/12
Paul Phillips - UKC and UKH - Lead O/S - 14/May/12 with Mick Ryan
GarethHall - Lead O/S - 01/May/11 with Sarah Bailey, Gary Wong
Tez29 - Lead O/S - 04/Jun/06


text:
A H Roberts 21st Cclc
Preschool | Grades PK
Livingston, TN 38570
(931) 823-5551
About This School
A H Roberts 21st Cclc is located in Livingston, TN. It is a preschool that serves children ages 5-7+. A H Roberts 21st Cclc is Independent and has a capacity of 150 children.
write a review
A H Roberts 21st Cclc ReviewsThere are no reviews yet for this school. Be the first one to write a review!
A H Roberts 21st Cclc PhotosThere are no photos for this school yet. Be the first to add a photo.
Recommended Learning Products
Trust Education.com to find smart things kids love
Unlimited Workbooks and Worksheets
90% of Students Understand Concepts Better Since Using PLUS
Reading and Math Program for Kids 3-7
300+ games and activities. Try it for free!
Unlimited Library of Children's Books
Over 750 stories at your fingertips


text:
Scholastic, 2007 - Juvenile Fiction - 73 pages
Welcome to the Puppy Place! This Little Apple series stars a lovable new puppy in every book. And it's Charles and Lizzie Peterson's job to find every puppy the perfect home.
Charles and Lizzie Peterson love puppies. They have a puppy of their own named Buddy, but they also foster dogs that need help finding new homes.
Charles and his friend Sammy are on their way home from school one day when they hear a puppy crying. His name is Patches, and he's tied up in a garage all by himself. His owners seem to care ABOUT Patches, but they don't know how to care FOR him. And it's up to Charles and Lizzie to show them!
From inside the book
6 pages matching guess in this book
Where's the rest of this book?
Results 1-3 of 6
What people are saying - Write a review
User ratings
|5 stars
|4 stars
|3 stars
|2 stars
|1 star
Review: Patches (The Puppy Place #8)User Review - Callie Stillion - Goodreads
This was a great book! I read this book in April 2012. I love doing research on dogs and cats, and this book really helped. Read full review
Review: Patches (The Puppy Place #8)User Review - Madison Ray - Goodreads
I used to love these books and still do. I have been collecting the ever since and still doing it at 12 years old.l Read full review
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
animal shelter Bean Bean's bike black Lab bored bowl boys Buddy jumped Buddy's leash Caring Paws CHAPTER Charles and Sammy Charles asked Charles could tell Charles felt Charles hoped Charles knew Charles looked Charles Peterson Charles pointed Charles read Charles thought Charles was thinking Charles's hand Charles's letter crying cute Django Dobbins driveway droopy Ferndale Drive garage ghost guess hated haunted house headphones hear heard high five Hug your dog kids knew the puppy lick his face little guy Lizzie asked Lizzie's lonely lots moaning sound nice okay pancake Patches started Patches was tied porch stairs pulled put his paws red sweater rope Sammy and Charles Sammy looked Sammy nodded Sammy pointed saw Charles shook sitting smil smiled Snowball tail wagged talk tangled things tilted his head ting told treat untangled vines walk want a dog window


text:
Put 'Em On Blast: Lil' Mo
This section gives a voice to those in the industry who feel they have been wronged by certain industry execs, celebrities or companies.
Please note that you must have evidence in the form of canceled checks or pictures or your Blast will be rejected. This section is not for the public to air grievances with other private citizens.
As always, we give the parties at fault the opportunity to rebut the complaint by emailing us at sandra @ sandrarose.com (remove the spaces).
Put 'Em On Blast: Erica Dixon
This section gives a voice to readers who feel they have been wronged by certain industry execs, celebrities or companies. Please note that you must provide evidence in the form of canceled checks, pictures, documents, texts, tweets, etc., or your Blast will be rejected.
This Blast is not intended for the public to air their grievances with private citizens.
The email author is solely responsible for the content of the email.
As always, we give the parties on Blast the opportunity to rebut the complaint by emailing us at sandra @ sandrarose.com (remove the spaces).
Aleea Stanton details her relationship with married man Deion Sanders
NFL legend Deion Sanders likes 'em young. Bossip spoke to Deion's latest conquest, Aleea Stanton, who happens to be the daughter of Angela Stanton, the woman who made all those wild accusations about Phaedra Parks.
Aleea Stanton, who was 18 when she met Sanders, tells Bossip she met the former football star through Twitter.com in 2011.
"I got a DM on Twitter from a guy saying, 'Hey I've got a friend that wants to meet you.' I said, 'Ok, cool who is it? He says 'Deion Sanders,' and I said 'Who???'"
Aleea said she had to Google Prime Time to see who he was.
Magic Johnson Caught Cheating?
When it comes to cheating men, I'm not one to jump to conclusions without an abundance of evidence. So I enter into evidence exhibit A (exhibit B is after the break).
According to Bossip.com, media mogul and former NBA star Earvin "Magic" Johnson was spotted leaving a restaurant with a female who was young enough to be his niece (and that's probably who he introduces her as).
Careful analysis of their body language reveals that the lunch date was not all business (look at the slutty way she is dressed). Magic's mouth is gaped open (as any married man's mouth would be if he was caught leaving a restaurant in the presence of a stripper). And the young lady's face also registers shock and surprise at seeing the paparazzi.
Stripper Arrested for Attempting to Extort NBA Coach Mark Jackson
The biggest news at Thursday's NBA draft — besides the 1st and 2nd picks emerging from Kentucky — was the drama involving current Golden State Warriors' head coach Mark Jackson.
According to The Smoking Gun Jackson was the target of an extortion plot by a stripper with whom Jackson carried on an extramarital affair.
The extortion attempt culminated this week with the arrests of the stripper, Alexis Adams, and her alleged co-conspirator, ex-convict Marcus Shaw.
Adams and Shaw are accused of trying to extort a six-figure payment from Jackson in return for not "disseminating/selling graphic photos of Jackson to the 'vultures of the media.'"
Kola Boof's attorney issues gag order; Djimon says he never met Kola
Scroll down for updates…
If you're a Twitter user you may have heard of the drama between noted author Kola Boof, Kimora Lee and her soon-to-be ex-husband Djimon Hounsou.
Ms. Boof, whose claim to fame is she once slept with Osama bin Laden, claims Djimon blew her back out, but Djimon says he's never met the woman.
Officer arrested for obstructing search of girlfriend's residence — 2 weeks after his wife was attacked and robbed
Two weeks after a DeKalb County police officer's wife was brutally assaulted and robbed outside their home, he was arrested for obstruction while a search warrant was being executed on his girlfriend's residence.
According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, the unidentified wife of DeKalb Police Sgt. Jerry Banks was enjoying an evening out with a friend on May 13. She called Banks around 2 a.m. to tell him she was on her way home after dropping her friend off.
At 3 a.m. the couple's daughter remembered leaving the garage door open and went to close it. She alerted her father that her mother's car was in the driveway.
Banks, who was at home with his daughter and her boyfriend, said he followed a trail of blood from the garage to the spot on the front lawn where his wife lay critically injured. She was transported to Grady hospital where she remained in intensive care on Monday.
The 3 occupants inside the home say they heard nothing outside, according to police reports.
Police do not consider Banks a suspect in his wife's attack — despite the fact that he was taken into custody on Friday for being "boisterous" and "disobedient" when he was ordered to leave his girlfriend's home.


text:
The General Pediatric Clinic provides diagnosis, treatment and/or follow-up of children with general health problems. Preventive medicine including periodic immunizations, physical examinations, positive newborn screens and child health maintenance are provided. Appropriate subspecialty referrals are made when necessary.
Normal Hours:
Phone: 501-364-4000
Fax: 501-978-6440
Physician Calls: 501-364-4361
General Pediatric Center
Sturgis Building, 1st Floor
ACH Main Campus
Joseph M. Elser, MD
NOTE: While the GPC does not take referrals from community physicians, the Pediatric Diagnostic Clinic (8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. M-F) and After Hours Clinic (sick only, 5:00 p.m. – 8:45 p.m. M-F and 9:00 a.m. – 7:45 p.m. Sat.-Sun.) do.
Both clinics are in the GPC but function independently of the GPC. If you need an appointment for the After Hours Clinic (sick only) or your PCP requests a Diagnostic Clinic evaluation for your child, please ask your child's primary care physician for a referral to the ACH After Hours Clinic or Pediatric Diagnostic Clinic.
Physicians should note that these clinics are not walk-in facilities, and do require scheduled appointments through the Appointment Center (501-364-4000).
Arkansas Children's Hospital
1 Children's Way
Little Rock, AR 72202-3591
Call: 501-364-4000
Call Us: 501-364-1100 or TDD 501-364-1184


text:
The band are based in the lovely sun-kissed county of Cornwall. However they spend their time on the tour bus traveling on the motorways around the UK and Europe going from show to show. Will play anywhere between Lands end and John 'o Groats.
Widely regarded as the best party band in the south west, Keiko Rise are a modern, versatile band with a song list from the swinging sixties up to todays latest releases. This covers band is going from strength to strength as they are dedicated to perfection in their performances; practicing and still finding ways to improve is still central to their ethos.
Each musician in the band has extensive experience in the music industry and it shows at each performance.
The frontman, AJ, has style, personality, and the kind of looks that will keep you listening -and looking- all night long. Paired with his impressive vocal range you will be on your feet and carried away. The lead guitarist, James, comes into his own with fantastic solos, bringing talent and passion together. Steve and Phil on the bass and drums keep the rhythm tight to make each song a highly polished performance.
These guys love music and love performing. Its always about the audience for them.
50s & 60s
Elvis - Hound Dog
Chuck Berry - Johnny B Goode
Tutti Fruity - Little Richard
Monkees - I'm A Believer
Los Lobos - La Bamba
Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil
The Who - My Generation
Kinks - You Really Got Me
Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl
Jeff Beck - High Ho Silver Lining
Kinks - All Day And All Of The Night
Neil Diamond - Sweet Caroline
Elvis - Blue Suede Shoes
Roy Orbison - Pretty Woman
Rolling Stones - Jumping Jack Flash
Wilson Pickett - Mustang Sally
Jimmy Hendrix - Purple Haze
Otis Reading - Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay
Monkees - Daydream Believer
Bill Haley - Rock Around The Clock
Beatles - Day Tripper
Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar
Beatles - She Loves You Yeah
Beatles - Hard Days Night
Jimi Hendrix - Hey Joe
70s & 80s
Free - Alright Now
Rod Stewart - Maggie May
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Eagles - Hotel California
Mud - Tiger Feet
Jam - Town Called Malice
Thin Lizzy - Whiskey In The Jar
Proclaimers - 500 Miles
Bad Company - Feel Like Making Love
Lynard Skynard - Sweet Home Alabama
Eric Clapton - Cocaine
Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Clash - I Fought The Law
AC/DC - If You Want Blood
Queen - We Are The Champions
ZZ Top - Tush
Joan Jet - I Love Rock And Roll
Bryan Adam - Run To You
Iggy Pop - The Passenger
Police - Every Breath You Take
Knack - My Sharona
Guns & Roses - Sweet Child Of Mine
AC/DC - Hell Aint A Bad Place To Be
The Cult - Lil Devil
Beastie Boys - Fight For Your Right
Bryan Adams - Summer of 69
The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary
Lou Reed - Walk On The Wild Side
Wild Cherry - Play That Funky Music
AC/DC - Back In Black
U2 - I Still Haven't Found What Im Looking For
Bon Jovi - Living On A Prayer
Guns & Roses - Paradise City
Steve Miller Band - The Joker
Queen - Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Lynard Skynard - Free Bird
Sweet - Ballroom Blitz
The Who - Pinball Wizzard
The Vapors - Turning Japanese
Judas Priest - Breaking The Law
Cameo - Word Up
90s To Present
Reef - Place Your Hands
Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit
Pearl Jam - Alive
Stereophonics - Dakota
Biffy Clyro - Mountains
Greenday - Basket Case
Feeder - Buck Rogers
Oasis - Wonderwall
Dandy Warhols - Bohemian Like You
Foo Fighters - Everlong
Oasis - Rock 'n' Roll Star
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Cant Stop
Blink 182 - Whats My Age Again?
Razorlight - America
Jet - Are You Gonna Be My Girl?
Killers - Mr Brightside
Greenday - American Idiot
Oasis - She's Electric
Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name Of
Killers - All These Things I Have Done
Kula Shaker - Hush
Blur - Country House
Presidents Of The USA - Lump
Blur - Song 2
James - Sit Down
Razorlight - Golden Touch
Nirvana - Come As You Are
Biffy Clyro - Bubbles
Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way
Radiohead - Creep
Ocean Colour Scene - River Boat Song
Orson - No Tomorrow
Body Rockers - I Like The Way You Move
Eagle Eye Cherry - Save Tonight
Greenday - Time Of Your Life (Good Riddance)
Foo Fighters - All My Life
Biffy Clyro - Many Of Horror
The La's - There She Goes
Supergrass - Alright
Oasis - Roll With It
Foo Fighters - Learn To Fly
Stereophonics - Have A Nice Day
Pulp - Disco 2000
Blur - Parklife
U2 - One
Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out
Jason Mraz - I'm Yours
Jack Johnson - Better Together
Kaiser Chiefs - I Predict A Riot
Electric Six - Gay Bar
This profile was compiled by +Freakster
© Freak Music | Design by Freak Design
| Site By Livingstone Creative


text:
The Style Gallery is a great new way for you to view, love, and share outfit photos. It's meant to showcase
all the expressive, creative, and inspirational personalities of our community!
Love you too!
Your email has been sent!
Whether it's brunch, lunch, or a late dinner you're dressing for, give it the tea party treatment with the white lace shoulders of this deep blue dress! Dainty as a doily and always on-trend, the sheer back yoke of this knit, flared piece will bring a special prettiness to the table. Dangle a long pendant necklace over the surplice neckline this frock features, slip into creamy tights and T-strap wedges, and select a lace-collared coat to wear on the way to what's bound to be the most precious meal you'll enjoy all day!
All measurements in inches.
Sorry this item isn't available anymore
Remarkable fashion & decor, inspired by our community, & delivered with uncommon care.
Copyright ©2002-2015 ModCloth.com. All Rights Reserved.
Site Map
CA Notice
Privacy & Security
Terms of Use


text:
Make-Up Placement Exam (2015-2016)
Missed the French Placement Test?
If you still need to take the French Placement Test, you have one last chance to do so!
The test will be available on SUNDAY, 30 AUGUST from 9AM - 2PM on the CLS website.
There will be no other opportunities to take the test this semester.
Results of the August 30 exam session will be available at 11AM on MONDAY, 31 AUGUST.
If pre-registration is required for the course in which you have placed, you will be able to do so at that point.
Online Placement Exam (2015-2016)
Available from July 1 to August 15
All students who have not yet studied French at Yale (except for those who have no previous formal or informal exposure of French whatsoever) are expected to take the Departmental placement exam. Students who studied abroad over the summer with programs other than Yale's MUST take the placement exam in order to be eligible to receive credit for their work. The placement exam will also insure that these students enroll in the appropriate course should they wish to continue their study of French.
The Department strongly recommends that students who earned a score of 5 on the Advanced Placement exam, 6 or 7 on the Advanced-Level International Baccalaureate (IB) exam, a rating of C1 on the CEFR European test, or an A or B on the GCE A-Level exam take the placement exam in order to be directed to the most appropriate course and thus save precious time during Shopping Period.
Students who wish to begin taking French in the spring are advised to take the placement exam now. Placement exam results will remain valid for one year.
The results will be posted on classesV2 (PostEm) at 2:00 P.M. on August 26.
Once you have chosen a class at the appropriate level, you must preregister during online preregistration
2015-2016 Placement Exam (Click Here)
2015-2016 Placement Exam Results (Click Here)
Pre-Registration (Fall 2015)
All undergraduate students who wish to take a French Language course at Levels L1-L5 (FREN 110, FREN 121, FREN 130, FREN 140, FREN 150), must preregister during the Online Preregistration period: on Monday, August 31 from 9:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (see links below).
Notice of assignments will be available at noon on Tuesday, September 1.
Students who have taken the French Department's placement exam should follow the link above to see their level. Students placed in level 3 (for example), should follow the L3 preference selection link to register for FREN 130. Please do not call.
Students taking FR160 and above do not need to preregister.
Graduate students cannot preregister online. They need to contact the appropriate course chair.
L1 –> Preregister for FREN 110 (here) - Matuku Ngame
L3 –> Preregister for FREN 130 (here) - Ruth Koizim
L4 –> Preregister for FREN 140 (here) - Soumia Koundi
L5 –> Preregister for FREN 150 (here) - Françoise Schneider
After entering your Yale NetID and Password, you will select your top 3 preferences from a list of available sections for your assigned level. Try, if you can, to choose different time slots. The computer will assign places randomly, taking your preferences into account.
To secure your place in the section, you must attend ALL class meetings.
If you missed the Online Preregistration or were not assigned a section, or if scheduling changes make it necessary for you to switch to a different section, you should contact the appropriate course chair. You should also continue to attend a section of that course until you are sure to have a place in another one.
For questions regarding placement, language and literature courses please drop in during the Academic Fair on Tuesday, September 1 between 2:00 and 4:00 in TBA.
The Director of Undergraduate studies (Christopher Semk) and the Language Program Director (Ruth Koizim) will be present to answer questions and provide individual counseling. It is particularly recommended for students placed in L5 or higher who aren't certain what class to take. Students placed in L1-L4 who wish to talk to the course chairs will have the opportunity to do so.


text:
You are here: International Trade Fair Wines and Spirits. Exhibitors & Products.
Product Category Overview
Champagne L&S Cheurlin SAS Gate
86 Grande Rue
10110 Celles sur Ource, France
Phone: +33 3 25385504
Fax: +33 3 25385833
Export Europe
Export Africa
Export Asia
Export Australia
Export North America
Export South America
This exhibitor is co-exhibitor of:
Exhibitor Login
Are you exhibitor Champagne L&S Cheurlin SAS Gate ?
Click here to Login:
No further information available


text:
The Blood Type Diet Archives Volume 10
Re: "A" sisters aren't convinced. Any ideas?
Posted By: Shirley Stonehouse
In Response To: "A" sisters aren't convinced. Any ideas? (Lynn O+ENTP)
Hi Lynn:
I am an "A", the sister I'm donating a kidney to is an "A" and I have two "O" sisters. I am the only one on the ER4YT plan and the others aren't convinced (and two of them are die-hard smokers) ... so I have decided to lead by example.
In four months of eating right for my type, I can't express loud and long enough how much better I feel - both inside and out. As a matter of interest, I did that "RealAge" thing that Oprah had on one of her shows a while ago, and where my chronological age is 57, my "ReadAge" (or body's internal age) is 56. I was very happy with that because being the eldest of the siblings - all of them calculated older than me! One of these days they'll clue in and do something about their eating/etc. habits.
I can only suggest that you keep trying with your sisters.
Messages in This Thread
Lynn O+ENTP -- Thursday, 29 July 1999, at 11:23 a.m.
Contact D'Adamo Personalized Nutrition customer service for support on where to begin.
A Daily Webzine Celebrating The Wonder Of Individuality & The Blood Type Diet®
Center of Excellence in Generative Medicine (COEGM) is Dr. D'Adamo's main clinical facility. To schedule an appointment please visit:
The statements made on our websites have not been evaluated by the FDA (U.S. Food & Drug Administration).
Our products and services are not intended to diagnose, cure or prevent any disease. If a condition persists, please contact your physician.
Copyright © 2015, Hoop-A-Joop, LLC, Inc. All Rights Reserved


text:
Talk:Caryocar nuciferum
|This article is of interest to the following WikiProjects:
WikiProject Food and drink Tagging[edit]
This article talk page was automatically added with {{WikiProject Food and drink}} banner as it falls under Category:Food or one of its subcategories. If you find this addition an error, Kindly undo the changes and update the inappropriate categories if needed. The bot was instructed to tagg these articles upon consenus from WikiProject Food and drink. You can find the related request for tagging here . If you have concerns , please inform on the project talk page -- TinucherianBot (talk) 11:15, 3 July 2008 (UTC)
According to www.tropicos.org and Brako L & Zarucchi JL 1993: "Catalogue of the Flowering Plants and Gymnosperms of Peru" Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis (Missouri) - USA. Caryocar nuciferum L. is not present in Peru. Since the distribution seems to be confined to Central America, Pacific Colombia, and the Northern Amazon and there are no specimens recorded from close to Peru, presence there doesn´t seem to be likely at all either. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 20:54, 24 September 2010 (UTC)
According to www.tropicos.org Caryocar nuciferum L. is also present in Costa Rica and Panama
- Stub-Class Food and drink articles
- Unknown-importance Food and drink articles
- Automatically assessed Food and drink articles
- WikiProject Food and drink articles
- Stub-Class plant articles
- Unknown-importance plant articles
- Stub-Class Venezuela articles
- Unknown-importance Venezuela articles
- Venezuela articles
- Stub-Class Peru articles
- Unknown-importance Peru articles


text:
|Accession Number: G-9514 (MetaCyc)
Synonyms: lysine 2-monooxygenase
Species: Pseudomonas fluorescens
Subunit composition of
L-lysine monooxygenase = [DavB]4
L-lysine monooxygenase subunit = DavB
L-lysine monooxygenase is classified as an internal flavin oxygenase. It contains four enzyme-bound FAD molecules, one per subunit. The relative molecular mass of the native protein was estimated by thin layer gel filtration. [Flashner74]
The relative molecular mass of the subunit was estimated by SDS-PAGE [Flashner74].
Gene Citations: [Revelles05]
Molecular Weight of Polypeptide: 61 kD (experimental) [Flashner74 ]
Molecular Weight of Multimer: 246 kD (experimental) [Flashner74]
Created 18-Aug-2006 by Fulcher CA , SRI International
Enzymatic reaction of: L-lysine monooxygenase
EC Number: 126.96.36.199
L-lysine + oxygen <=> 5-aminopentanamide + CO2 + H2O
The reaction direction shown, that is, A + B ↔ C + D versus C + D ↔ A + B, is in accordance with the direction in which it was curated.
The reaction is physiologically favored in the direction shown.
Alternative Substrates for L-lysine: S-(2-aminoethyl)-L-cysteine [Takeda69 ] , L-ornithine [Takeda69 ] , L-arginine [Takeda69 ]
In Pathways: superpathway of L-lysine degradation , L-lysine degradation IV
In Pseudomonas putida the synthesis of L-lysine monooxygenase is induced by L-lysine. L-lysine monooxygenase catalyzes the oxidative decarboxylation of L-lysine. This reaction involves a concomitant decarboxylation of L-lysine with incorporation of one atom of molecular oxygen. The enzyme is specific for molecular oxygen as electron acceptor. The enzyme is also specific for the L-isomer of lysine. [Takeda69] [Flashner74a]
L-ornithine is also a substrate, but the reaction is an oxidase-type reaction, rather than an oxygenase reaction. Lysine and ornithine act as both a substrate and an effector for this enzyme. The catalytic activity is a sigmoidal function of the lysine or ornithine concentration, suggesting a regulatory site(s) within the enzyme which when saturated, increases its catalytic capacity. [Flashner74a, Nakazawa72]
Cofactors or Prosthetic Groups: FAD [Flashner74]
Inhibitors (Competitive): 6-aminohexanoate [Flashner74a] , Mn2+ [Nakazawa72] , Mg2+ [Nakazawa72] , spermidine [Nakazawa72]
Inhibitors (Unknown Mechanism): ammonium [Flashner74] , Na+ [Flashner74] , K+ [Flashner74] , p-chloromercuribenzoate [Nakazawa72] , Hg2+ [Nakazawa72]
Kinetic Parameters:
pH(opt): 8.8-9.0 [Flashner74]
Flashner74: Flashner MI, Massey V (1974). "Purification and properties of L-lysine monooxygenase from Pseudomonas fluorescens." J Biol Chem 249(8);2579-86. PMID: 4207122
Flashner74a: Flashner MI, Massey V (1974). "Regulatory properties of the flavoprotein L-lysine monooxygenase." J Biol Chem 249(8);2587-92. PMID: 4207123
Nakazawa72: Nakazawa T, Hori K, Hayaishi O (1972). "Studies on monooxygenases. V. Manifestation of amino acid oxidase activity by L-lysine monooxygenase." J Biol Chem 247(11);3439-44. PMID: 4624115
Revelles05: Revelles O, Espinosa-Urgel M, Fuhrer T, Sauer U, Ramos JL (2005). "Multiple and interconnected pathways for L-lysine catabolism in Pseudomonas putida KT2440." J Bacteriol 187(21);7500-10. PMID: 16237033
Takeda69: Takeda H, Yamamoto S, Kojima Y, Hayaishi O (1969). "Studies on monooxygenases. I. General properties of crystalline L-lysine monooxygenase." J Biol Chem 244(11);2935-41. PMID: 5772467
©2015 SRI International, 333 Ravenswood Avenue, Menlo Park, CA 94025-3493
SRI International is an independent, nonprofit corporation. Privacy policy Disclaimer


text:
NC Pastor Preaches Against Gay Marriage Ahead of Marriage Amendment Vote
MustSeeMay 2 2012, 1,454 views
Pastor Sean Harris, of Berean Baptist Church in Fayetteville, preaches that gay marriage and homosexuality is a sin. Christ's reference to Genesis provides a striking affirmation of the sanctity of marriage which all Christians must affirm and Christians in NC can affirm through the vote for Marriage Amendment.
Press the button
if you liked the video! Thank you!
'Signs of an Emotional Affair' by Jimmy Evansby ChristFollower
Jan 22 2015, 377 views
Merry Christmas from Nick Vujicicby heavensky
Dec 25 2014, 81 views
I Stand Sunday – Phil Robertsonby heavensky
Nov 4 2014, 3,199 views
Francis Chan - Suffering is NOT Optionalby Biblical Restoration Ministries
Sep 29 2014, 234 views
JOEL OSTEEN Don't Lose Your Joy
Victoria Osteen 'Do Good for Your Own Self,' Not for Godby heavensky
Aug 31 2014, 30,186 views
Editor's Pick
She records an album each year as a gift for her family each year. This time she really nailed it!by heavensky
Jul 25 2014, 3,434 views
Oh My Heart! These New Born Twins' First Conversation Put the Biggest Smile On My Face!by ProphesyGW
Jul 25 2014, 15,540 views
When This Homeless Lent His Bucket Out, What He Got Was Not Just A Nice Concert!by cancercross
Jul 25 2014, 5,933 views
This Little Puppy Has Finished An Impossible Race. I'm Nuts About Him!by ProphesyGW
Jul 25 2014, 1,462 views
I was scared when she put the baby into bath, But what happened next just stole my heart!by heavensky
Jul 24 2014, 22,160 views
These Two SHY Brothers Did Something that Amazed The Guests, I Was Floored!by thanksforlovingme
Jul 24 2014, 8,654 views


text:
Congrats, and welcome aboard! Looks like a winner.
Welcome to the forum, and way to make an entrance. I've been wanting to get my hands on one of those P22 Trems for a while now....so I'm jealous. I dig the video too....you play very well. Congrats on the new axe
--Tyler G--
2012 PRS Custom 24 - Burnt Maple Leaf 10-top
2008 PRS Custom 22 - Santana Yellow - Rosewood Neck - 10-top
PRS SE Singlecut Trem - Tobacco Sunburst -Grover Locking Tuners - Bareknuckle Rebel Yells - Push/Pull Volume and Tone - Graphtech Self Lubricating nut
thanks a lot! When I first saw the P22 I was like if they put a tremolo on that guitar I'll buy it., so they did and last week I decided to pull the trigger. I'm new to PRS guitars so at the beginning I was a little bit disappointed but I gave it a day or so and now i just can't put it down.
thanks again!
Very impressive playing and congrats on new guitar. Now my GAS for a P22 trem has begun
My name is Matt and I'm a guitarholic
1994 McCarty; 2010 Charcoal Burst Modern Eagle Quatro; 2012 Fire Red Burst Signature Limited;2012 Charcoal Buster Siggy ( PTC Modified ); 2012 Vintage Burst Stripper; 2012 Charcoal 408 Standard w/ Crackwood; 2012 NOS ME1 Tiger Eye
Very tasty playing. Welcome to the P22 Trem club!
Nice playing!! The new guitar is not too bad either! enjoy!
PRS CE 22 Whale Blue / PRS DC3 Vintage Burst / PRS SE Custom 24 Whale Blue / Fender American Special Stratocaster / Fender Telecaster Thinline Deluxe / Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus Top Pro / Epiphone ES-339 Pro / Ovation Legend 2077 AX / Fender Super Champ X2 / Fender Acoustasonic 100
Sounds great!Really dig your touch man,great vibrato and feel.What is that burst?Looks beautiful!
Really nice phrasing, too. Everything sounded wonderful!
Welcome and yeah, nice guitar!
I saw ten thousand talkers whose tongues were all broken...
Website: http://www.elfxi.com
You guys rock! I think that this guitar makes me play better. One of the many things that I love about it is how every note makes the entire guitar vibrate, I can feel every one of them.
BTW this one came with 57/08 and I got curious about the 59/09 but after trying them I decided that they were not for me and went back to 57/08. 59/09 where too bright for my taste. I also tried leaving the 59/09 on the neck and 57/08 on bridge but that didn't do it either. So 57/08 it is.
Again thanks everyone!
Great playing! Congrats on the new guitar. You do it justice. Oh, and welcome to the forum.
2013 LP R9 VOS, SG Standard VOS
2014 Clapton Strat
Suhr PT 100 Amp, Forte 212 Cab, Marshall 425A Cab
Marshall Vintage Modern and SL5, Fishman Loudbox
Wow, great stuff! Welcome!
-I'm no expert, but it seems to work and I haven't electrocuted myself yet. Which is pretty much the standard I live by.
S2 Custom 22 Semi-Hollow - SE Akesson+57/08's - Mira X - SE Custom 24 25th Anniversary - SE 30 Head/Cab


text:
"Don't Get It Twisted… It's Not about You Boo Boo …. It's About God!"
By Lou Coleman
Yeah, I said it! It's Not about You Boo Boo… It's About God! And one day you may really find that from God's point-of-view, It Really Isn't about You at All; It Is All About Loving Him. If you and I decide to put these puny little lives of our ahead of God then some day we may hear God declare, none of these shall taste of My supper. Radical? Perhaps. Scriptural? It is! And so, with that knowledge and understanding, remember this about your life. It's not about you! Yes, you are God's beloved person, but in Ezekiel 36:22, God says, "I am not doing this for you, Israel; I am doing it for my own Name's sake." And, there are scriptures like that throughout the Bible to give us a hint that even though God delivers us, even though God gives us great things, He gives us grace, and He offers us salvation, He wants to give us glory in His kingdom, ultimately and predominately salvation is about God and His Glory. Don't Get It Twisted!
Sometimes in life we get so caught up in doing things in order to achieve certain things that WE FORGET that God is in control. We need to recognize and accept that our purpose here on earth is to glorify God and that is not really done through our own achievements but rather through what God is able to achieve through us. We must understand that as we come to the understanding of our place in the kingdom of God that we must be willing to decrease so that Jesus can increase, because it is so easy to get trapped in promoting self rather than God. Why do we not yet see all things submitted to Him? When Paul said, "No, I but Christ," he was saying "He must increase, but I must decrease." Just as all things are working together towards God's purpose of increasing Christ, so all things are working together towards decreasing us. It does not matter if we understand it or comprehend it. It does not matter if you believe in it or agree with it. You are being decreased just the same, and Christ is being increased. It MUST be so, therefore it IS so.
I tell you it is better to relinquish everything now, on a voluntary basis, and lose your life in order to gain your real Life. It is more glorious to enter the Kingdom out of a desire to give Christ the preeminence than to enter kicking and screaming and crying because you love yourself too much. Make no mistake, if it is the Kingdom you seek, the Kingdom you will find, but you must be changed in order to enter therein. If you seek power from God you will have to accept weakness in yourself. If you want to rule with Him you must suffer with Him; If you want His life you must give up your life. You can have either one you want, but you cannot have both. There is no increase without decrease, and there is no decrease without increase. Don't Get It Twisted!
It was with considerable grace and humility that John said, "He must increase, but I must decrease" (John 3:30). What can we learn from this statement? Like John we will always be inferiority to God. John reminds us that the gospel is more important than any one person. When you realize that people are talking more about you, than the God you serve, then you have increased and God is decreasing, and that's a big problem, and God is definitely not pleased with that. Don't allow the wrath of God to come down on you, because of disobedience (Ephesians 5:6); it will get worse before it gets better.
Listen, we are in the last days, where scoffers are walking after their own lusts(2 Peter 3:2) "See then that ye walk circumspectly not as fools but as wise redeeming the time because the days are evil, wherefore be not unwise but understand what the will of the Lord is(Ephesians 5:15-17). Besides, when you refuse to decrease so God can increase it shows that you are of the world and an enemy of God.
I don't know who this message is for, but to God be the glory, praise, honor, and thanks for using me to write it. It is not bashing, it is truth. Don't Get It Twisted!
May the Son be increased through these words.


text:
Robert Muchamore was born in Islington in 1972 and spent thirteen years working as a private investigator. He loves Arsenal and watching people fall down holes. He hates swimming and getting chased by cows. He was inspired to start writing by his nephews' complaints about the lack of anything for them to read! The CHERUB series has now become a number one bestseller in several countries. For more information, go to www.muchamore.com.
Catalogue Number: D86-Q2Q4
- Author: Robert Muchamore
- Format: Paperback
- Publisher: Hachette Children's Books
- Published: 01 November 2012
Sorry, there are currently no sellers for this product.


text:
Global Entrepreneurship Week: President Ortmans Spoke at TEPAV[More]
21 November 2013
Keywords: Telecommunication
Commentary/Esen Çağlar: How can fiberoptic cables reduce migration from the east to the west? TEPAV Economic Policy Analyst Esen Çağlar assessed the services sector-based development potential of Erzurum taking departure from Turkcell's research project that investigated the local economic impact of its call center in the city.
19/09/2011 Çağlar said: "I do not know about politics, but technology definitely has the power to make dreams come true. Let's say that you are in Istanbul and you want to order kebab from the restaurant two blocks away. You pick up the phone and a yo [More]
Sayfalar: 1
Diverging paths: Turkey and Indonesia
Güven Sak, PhD
03 October 2015
"This is not a Maydan, but Baghramyan" – Electricity protests in Yerevan
Diana Yayloyan
06 July 2015
Can Think20 overcome the "professional blindness" restraining G20 policymakers from fully engaging with emerging global challenges?
Ussal Şahbaz & Feride İnan
04 March 2015


text:
Alexandria Moulding
Primed Fibreboard Colonial Casing 5/8 In. x 2-3/4 In. x 7 Ft.
Model: 07705-96085C | Store SKU: 1000105052
A defining moulding that significantly enhances the character of any room opening. By encasing the area around doors or windows where the frame meets the drywall to hide gaps and breathes life your room. Design a lasting impression by pulling together all the decorative facets of your surroundings by creating a focal point upon entrance into your room.
- Price shown is per foot in length
- Product Dimensions: 5/8In x 2 3/4In x 7'1In
- Used for trimming inside and outside window and door openings.
- Smooth consistent surface, free of knots.
- Price may vary across markets. Please contact your local store for pricing
- Product availability varies by store. Please contact your local store for availability.Price Shown is Per Piece
Warranty Information
Guaranteed against manufacturing defects. See store for details
|Primed Fibreboard
|Moulding Type
|Door & Window
|Assembled Depth (In Inches)
|Assembled Height (In Inches)
|Assembled Weight (In LBS)
|2.65 Lbs.
|Assembled Width (In Inches)
|Country of Origin
|ECO Options Approved
|Item Depth
|0.63 In.
|Item Height
|85 In.
|Item Weight
|2.6512 Lbs.
|Item Width
|2.75 In.
Price and availability may vary by store.
|Find Stores Near YouCheck Other Stores
*Valid only on date printed
User Reviews
Get the inside scoop from users like you!
Thank you!
Your quick rate has been submitted.
Please note it may take up to 8 hours for your quick rating to appear.
Sorry we are currently experiencing technical difficulties. Please try and resubmit your Quick Rating.
Answer Depot
Ask questions. Share answers. Problem solved!
The Home Depot offers more than 2,000 Eco Options products online and in store that can help you save money and are better choices for the environment.
Energy Star
The Home Depot offers close to 1,000 ENERGY STAR® qualified products, which meet or exceed the highest energy efficiency standards without compromising performance.
Shipping calculator
Shipping estimate is based on total order weight and destination. Actual shipping charges will be confirmed at checkout.
Remote areas may exceed this range.
Flat Rate Shipping
Some exceptions apply. Shipping rate is applied on a per product basis. Orders/deliveries to select remote locations will need to be placed through Customer Support where shipping rates will be provided prior to order confirmation/completion.
Shipping calculator
Shipping estimate is based on total order weight and destination. Actual shipping charges will be confirmed at checkout.
Remote areas may exceed this range.
We offer 250,000+ products through our in-store special order program. Please visit your nearest Home Depot location for details.


text:
Andreas Bulling from Zürich sent me a link to some amazingly creative Wii projects: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/projects/wii/ – it is really interesting how many people play with this device and get interesting ideas going!
At the TEI'08 conference in Bonn Susanne Boll an her team presented interesting work on gesture recognition using Wiimote's acceleration sensor [1]. People from Georgia Tech presented another idea using this controller: WiiArt [2]. We currently think of using it in teaching to make some exercises (e.g. measuring Fits' law 😉 more exciting…
[1] Schlömer, T., Poppinga, B., Henze, N., and Boll, S. 2008. Gesture recognition with a… Continue reading
Yesterday evening we organized a teacher training session on JAVA programming for mobile phone. We introduced them to the basics of Java ME and gave a tutorial on using Netbeans with mobility pack for creating applications. One idea for using the phone as an application platform is to increase motivation.
In some of the discussions we came across the issue of "how to teach programming" in school. I personally thing that explaining and learning the basic concepts of statement, variable, if-then, and loop is best done with not much around… I showed some of the activities on the OLPC for… Continue reading
Yesterday night I flew to Hamburg and traveled on to Lübeck – a quite nice town in the north of Germany – for the program committee meeting of Mensch und Computer 2008. This morning I got up a little earlier to walk around the city – as it was my first time visiting. The building I could see when walking into town however was oddly familiar, after some moments I recalled that it is the Holstentor which was pictured on the 50DM note (DM = German Mark – the money used in Germany till 2001 before we exchanged it… Continue reading
Ina Wagner, Volker Wulf and Kjeld Schmidt organized a meeting to get together people from all over Europe that work on human centred computing. We had interesting discussions what is specific and distinct European human centred computing and how well it is represented in organizations such as the ACM.
Some years ago there has been significant support in this area of research on a European level – namely I3 and the disappearing computer initiative. Currently many of us feel that the value of user centred research is not supported enough and hence innovation happens somewhere else which can lead… Continue reading
Florian Alt studied media informatics at the LMU in Munich and has now joined our group. In Munich he worked during his project thesis with me on how to improve hospital work in pervasive computing technologies [1]. Last year he came to Fraunhofer IAIS and did his master thesis (a annotation system for the WWW based on the UsaProxy, http://fnuked.de/usaproxy/). Before joining us he worked for some months in New York setting up an IT department for a German company that opened a branch in the USA… we are happy for the brain gain 😉
[1] A. Schmidt, F.… Continue reading
Some weeks ago we had a Dr. Thomas Schönert, a journalist with Medienhaus Bauer visiting our group in Essen. We explained the idea that drives our research and showed some prototypes. Last week an article "We create our future" ("Wir bauen unsere Zukunft" in German) was published and it is interesting how well he summarized what we said and showed during 2 hours.
People take mobile devices into their cars and the amount of information people have on those devices is huge – just consider the number of songs on an MP3-Player, the address database in a navigation system and eventually the mobile web. In our work we looked at ways to design and implement search interfaces that are usable while driving [1]. For the paper we compared a categorized search and a free search. The was another paper in the session looking at practice of GPS use by Leshed et al. which was really interesting and can inform future navigation or context-aware… Continue reading
Dagmar presented two work in progress papers at the poster session at CHI. One paper is a master thesis of Hema [1] and assess how we can personalize environments with coding preference into the Bluetooth friendly name. Here we were particularly interested into the acceptance in Germany and India. The second paper [2] was joint work with Nigel's group from Lancaster. Here we look at targeted poster advertising and how preference information should be stored.
[1] Mahato, H., Kern, D., Holleis, P., and Schmidt, A. 2008. Implicit personalization of public environments using bluetooth. In CHI '08 Extended Abstracts on Human… Continue reading
Tampere University presented a study where a rotation element is used to create tactile output and the assessed emotional perception of the stimuli (http://mobilehaptics.cs.uta.fi [1]). One application scenario is to use haptics feedback to create applications that allow us to "be in touch". From Steven Brewsters group a project was presented that looks into how the performance of a touchscreen keyboard can be enhanced by tactile feedback [2]. In one condition they use two actuators. Both papers are interesting and provide insight for two of our current projects on multi-tactile output.
[1] Salminen, K., Surakka, V., Lylykangas, J., Raisamo,… Continue reading
Raimund Dachselt presented FaceZoom, a widget for quick navigation, e.g. for a tree structure [1]. I liked his characterizing "a stacked treemap" – which explains nicely what the widget does and where the efficency can be found. At TEI'08 he gave already a nice private demo on how this can be linked to mobile devices and how to use a off-the-shelf phone with an accelerometer as controller.
[1] Dachselt, R., Frisch, M., and Weiland, M. 2008. FacetZoom: a continuous multi-scale widget for navigating hierarchical metadata. In Proceeding of the Twenty-Sixth Annual SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (Florence,… Continue reading
This morning was a meeting of people interested in automotive user interfaces. It was an informal session where everyone could contribute. We had an interesting discussion anchored in the 100-Car Naturalistic Driving Study. My main arguments in the discussion were (1) that we have to take more care of context (awareness and prediction) to make smart controls and (2) that multimodality is a key concept to improve UIs.
We continued the meeting over lunch with people from BMW, Bosch and General Motors. I think everyone agrees that interactive in-car applications and hence user interfaces are a central topic that… Continue reading
The number of woman starting a computer science degree in German is very low and this has been recognized on many levels as we (as an economy) loose at lot of potential. This problem can be found in many other countries. Leah Buechley suggested in her paper the LilyPad Ardunio [1] this issues by getting girls in building interactive electronics – as part of self-created fashion items. The idea of targeting technologies, so that they become attractive to girls – especially already in school – seems a promising approach to change the perception of what computer science means.
They use… Continue reading
Advertisement and markings using pervasive computing technologies is a topic a lot of people are talking about. Little publications are out currently but it seems everybody has something in the lab. I have talked to Bo Begole from PARC and we think of looking more into the topic bringing people (from research and industry) together to push this topic forward.
On Sunday afternoon I flew to Florence and we met up in the evening with former colleagues – CHI always feels like a school reunion 😉 and it is great to get first hand reports on what everyone is working currently. On the plane I met Peter Thomas (editor of Ubquitous Computing Journal) and we talked about the option of a special issue on automotive…
We have rented a house in the Tuscany Mountains together with Antonio's group and collaborators from BMW research and T-Labs. Even though we have to commute into Florence everyday it is just great that we… Continue reading
As I was involved in the planning space for the lab we had the opportunity to integrate a space dedicated to large interactive surfaces where we can explore different options for interaction.
Seeing the process of planning and carrying out indoor building work ideas related to… Continue reading
In the afternoon I visited humangrid, a startup company in Dortmund. Their basic idea is to create a platform that offers opportunities for crowdsourcing – basically outsourcing small tasks that are easy to perform by humans to a large number of clickworkers. One example for such a scenario is tagging and classification of media. It is interesting that they aim to create a platform that offers real contracts and provides guaranties – which makes it in my eyes more ambitious than Amazon's Mechanical Turk.
One interesting argument is that programming humans (as intelligent processors) to do a certain… Continue reading
Today Tanja Döring started with our group in Essen. She did her MSc at the University of Hamburg with Steffi Beckhaus and Horst Oberquelle. I met her first last year at TEI'07 in Baton Rouge, where she presented work on a table for art historians [1]. This year Tanja was a student volunteer at TEI'08 in Bonn.
[1] Döring, T. and Beckhaus, S. 2007. The card box at hand: exploring the potentials of a paper-based tangible interface for education and research in art history. In Proceedings of the 1st international Conference on Tangible and Embedded interaction (Baton Rouge,… Continue reading
Running successful (large scale) projects in computer science is a great challenge – very often projects are delayed and run over budget. As we aim to provide our students with all it takes to be successful in the job we have a mandatory course on project management for IT project in the BSc Systems Engineering curriculum.
This afternoon we visited sd&m (part of Capgemini) in Düsseldorf to talk about the course structure and content. We are delighted that Gebhard Ritter and Oliver Stoll, both having long term experience in managing large projects, teach the course this term again. Having been… Continue reading
Running successful (large scale) projects in computer science is a great challenge – very often projects are delayed and run over budget. As we aim to provide our students with all it takes to be successful in the job we have a mandatory course on project management for IT project in the BSc Systems Engineering curriculum.
This afternoon we visited sd&m (part of Capgemini) in Düsseldorf to talk about the course structure and content. We are delighted that Gebhard Ritter and Oliver Stoll, both having long term experience in managing large projects, teach the course this term again. Having been… Continue reading
This morning we had the great opportunity to observe and discuss workflows and work practice in the operating area in the Elisabeth hospital in Essen. It was amazing how much time from (really busy) personnel we got and this provided us with many new insights.
The complexity of scheduling patients, operations, equipment and consumables in a very dynamic environment poses a great challenges and it was interesting to see how well it works with current technologies. However looking at the systems used and considering upcoming pervasive computing technologies a great potential for easing tasks and processes is apparent. Keeping tracking… Continue reading


text:
Residents of Malanday town in Marikina City evacuate their homes as the national government raised the alert to critical for low-lying areas in Manila. Weeks of heavy rainfall leaves thousands of people stranded, homeless, and without power.08/07/2012
© VJ Villafranca / Greenpeace
The Label My Fish Alliance is campaigning for more accurate seafood labelling in Australia, whenever we buy seafood, specifying: what the species is, where it was caught and the method used to catch or farm it. While most Australians think...
A coalition of groups has called for an end to the government's campaign against
effective action on climate change. In the wake of the carbon tax repeal, the group
has welcomed Senate action on renewable energy but called for leadership and...
We love LEGO. You love LEGO. Everyone loves LEGO.
But when LEGO's halo effect is being used to sell propaganda to children, especially by an unethical corporation who are busy destroying the natural world our children will inherit, we have to...
They don't want you to know it, but AGL, EnergyAustralia and Origin Energy are trying to wreck renewable energy. Together we can call them out, by broadcasting this new TV advert to millions of consumers and show how they're working to wreck the...
1 - 5 of 178 results.
Take action
Sign the petitionFind out more
Take action now
Sign the petition now
©Greenpeace 2012 | Copyright | Privacy policy | Refund policy | Direct Debit Request Service Agreement


text: 2015-10-04T16:58:55Z http://www.openknowledge.worldbank.org/oai/request oai:openknowledge.worldbank.org:10986/13277 2015-02-11T15:50:56Z com_10986_11980 com_10986_4 col_10986_11982 Telecommunications Regulation Handbook : Tenth Anniversary Edition Blackman, Colin Srivastava, Lara Blackman, Colin Srivastava, Lara 3G access to services access to the Internet back-office barriers to entry BASIC best practice best-practice blog broadband broadband connections broadband network broadband networks broadcast broadcasting business innovation business models business operations business plans business process businesses cable television capability collaboration Communication Technologies communication technology Communications technologies communications technology Competition Law competition policy competitive environment Competitive Markets competitive practices competitiveness components CONNECTIVITY consumer protection content production Copying Copyright customs customs clearance decision-making Digital digital age digital cameras Digital Content digital divide digital economy digital information Digital technologies digital television digitalization Dispute Resolution DVD e-commerce e-government e-mail e-services ecommerce economic activity economic development economics economies of scale electricity enabling environment enabling environments engineering entertainment equipment fair competition file sharing foreign investment fraud functionalities Functionality gateways global economy Global Information & Communication Global Standards government entities government policies government services harmonization ICT identity theft information services information society Information Technology innovation innovations Institutional Framework Intellectual Property Intellectual Property Rights international policy International Telecommunication international trade internet governance Internet services interoperability IP law enforcement Leased lines legal experts legal issues licenses LICENSING Literacy manufacturing market access market share material media mobile devices mobile network mobile phone mobile phones mobile service mobile services mobile telephony monitors NETWORK ACCESS network infrastructure networking networks new market New Technologies next generation niche markets open access penetration rate phone number photos political will postal services Privacy private sector productivity Protocol PTT public utility quality of service queries Radio radio communications Radio Spectrum regulatory agencies REGULATORY CHALLENGES regulatory environment regulatory framework regulatory frameworks regulatory mandate regulatory reform result ROM satellite search service provider service providers spam specialized applications Spectrum Management technical issues technical skills Technical Standards Technical University technological change technological development technological innovation Telecom Telecommunication Development telecommunication sectors TELECOMMUNICATIONS Telecommunications Authorities Telecommunications Authority telecommunications companies telecommunications industry telecommunications markets telecommunications networks telecommunications operators Telecommunications Policy telecommunications providers telecommunications reform telecommunications reforms TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATION telecommunications regulator telecommunications sector telecommunications services Telecoms Telecoms Reform teledensity telephone telephone lines telephone service telephone services telephones Television television channels terminals text UNIVERSAL ACCESS Universal Service usability users video Voice over Internet Protocol voice telephony VoIP VSAT wealth creation Web wireless wireless communications Wireless Services WORLD TRADE Communications are an essential means for reaching the, bottom of the Pyramid, and enabling individuals to reduce poverty and improve the quality of their lives. We currently live in a world in which more Africans have access to a mobile phone than to any other utility or infrastructure service. This widespread technological dissemination creates new opportunities across all segments of society, but also presents new challenges requiring adaptable strategies. Today's communications landscape is vastly different from the environment in which we developed the first telecommunications regulation handbook ten years ago. Competitive and open communications markets have created opportunities in countries that previously lagged behind. Competitively priced and technologically varied service offerings have allowed businesses to compete and thrive globally. However, there are still serious market gaps (such as providing widespread high speed broadband services at affordable prices and connectivity to remote areas), that, when coupled with evolving and converging technologies, pose challenges to policymakers and regulators. This new edition of the telecommunications regulation handbook captures the new market and regulatory strategies to optimize investment in broadband networks and Information and Communication Technology, or ICT services. As the following chapters show, many of the evolutionary and revolutionary changes in regulation that made possible the mobile miracle of connecting 5 billion users worldwide with access to ICTs, as well as over a billion fixed and mobile broadband subscribers, are still valid today. But for markets to truly flourish, regulators also need new, inspired regulatory approaches that are as innovative as the technologies they regulate. 2013-05-01T16:53:07Z 2013-05-01T16:53:07Z 2011 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13278 en_US http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank CC BY 3.0 IGO World Bank and the International Telecommunication Union, Washington, DC


text:
7 properties found
Sort by:
- Lowest price first
- | Highest price first
- 10
- 0
£1,999,000 Guide Price
- 10
Guide Price £1,999,000
Restaurant for sale Eastern Cape, St Francis Bay
ALL OFFERS WILL BE SUBMITTED. Prime landmark property and unique business for sale, ideally located on the famous water ways of St Francis Bay. Two fully equipped restaurants a major tourist attraction the ideal business and retirement opportunity. More details ›
£699,421 Guide Price
Guide Price £699,421
4 bedroom apartment for sale 55 Brooks Hill Drive, Summerstrand, Port Elizabeth
This custom built three level home with 360 degree panoramic sea views, is built on this very desirable and historic location, Brookes Hill. (contd...) More details ›
£511,115 Guide Price
Guide Price £511,115
3 bedroom penthouse for sale Summerstrand, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape
Enter through a private foyer to a solid wooded door that speaks of the authenticity and character of this incomparable European-style home. (contd...) More details ›
- 5
- 0
£371,231 Guide Price
- 5
Guide Price £371,231
8 bedroom house for sale St Francis Bay, Eastern Cape
A large new north-facing tiled roof house on the old main canal, situated in sought-after Canal Road. (contd...) More details ›
6 bedroom house for sale Sunset Lodge, 32 Mayotte Circle, Canals, St Francis Bay
From out at sea in the Bay, this home stands tall as the last house in sunshine as the sun sets. A highly advantageous position for extended sundowners! This is of course in the spring & summer months primarily. (contd...) More details ›
4 bedroom house for sale 90 Canal Road, Canals, St Francis Bay
North-facing modern tiled roof home, situated in sought-after Main Canal, close to the entrance to the Kromme River. Attractive multiple gable roof, with excellent curb appeal from road and canal. More details ›
£155,000 Guide Price
Guide Price £155,000
5 bedroom house for sale Eastern Cape, St Francis Bay
This beautiful Hacienda, a private retreat nestling in a prime position overlooking the warm Indian Ocean. The perfect home from home experience. Multiple viewing decks each having panoramic sea views. Set in a quiet village, the perfect Coastal getaway. More details ›
- 1


text:
Louisville Cardinals NCAA Basketball Celebration
Lousisville Cardinals merchandise is on display before the Louisville... News PhotoAdult,Basketball - Men's College,Basketball - Sport,Basketball - Women's College,Championships,Females,Horizontal,KFC Yum Center,Kentucky,Louisville Cardinals,Men,Merchandise,NCAA,NCAA College Basketball,NCAA College Conference Team,Second Place,Sport,Sports Team,USA,University of Louisville,Women,Women's BasketballPhotographer Andy LyonsCollection: Getty Images Sport 2013 Getty ImagesLOUISVILLE, KY - APRIL 10: Lousisville Cardinals merchandise is on display before the Louisville Cardinals NCAA Basketball Celebration to mark the NCAA championship by the Mens team and the runner-up finish by the womens team at KFC YUM! Center on April 10, 2013 in Louisville, Kentucky. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)


text:
Mika Nakashima (中島 美嘉 Nakashima Mika, born February 19, 1983 in Hioki, Kagoshima) is a Japanese singer and actress. Five of her studio albums, one of her mini-albums, and one of her compilation albums have reached number one in Japan's Oricon album chart. She also embarked on an acting career, most notably as Nana Osaki in the live-action film adaptations of Nana.
Artist similar to Mika Nakashima:
Register to update information, save favorites, post photos, news stories and comments.


text:
Cereal Recipes for Every Meal
Banana-Raisin Scones
These scones are tender, tasty and studded with raisins.
Made with Great Grains
Morning Energy Mocha Balls
Bite-sized breakfast treats that provide an on-the-go energy boost, wherever your morning takes you.
Made with Honey Bunches of Oats
Oven-Baked Grape Nuts Chicken Tenders
Upgrade a family favorite with whole grains and fiber.
Made with Grape-Nuts
Peanut Butter and Cocoa Pebbles Chocolate Whoopie Pies
A sandwich cookie with the perfect combination of fluffy peanut butter and crispy, crunchy Cocoa Pebbles.
Made with Pebbles
Grape-Nuts Spicy Vegetarian Chili
Comforting vegetarian chili with Grape-Nuts' signature crunch.
Prep Time: 15 min
Made with
Grape-Nuts Greek Yogurt Pie with Sugared Cranberries
Guests will love this lightened-up Greek yogurt cheesecake with a crunchy whole grain Grape-Nuts crust
Prep Time: 30 min
Made with
Grape-Nuts and Wild Rice Stuffing
This savory side combines delicious holiday flavors like wild rice, fresh herbs, and dried cranberries, with the surprising crunch of Grape-Nuts.
Prep Time: 20 min
Made with
Chocolate Toffee Ice Cream Sandwiches
An ice cream sandwich rolled in toffee bits and Cocoa Pebbles gives this treat an extra sweet crunch.
Prep Time: 45 min
Made with
Lime Cheesecake with Fruity Pebbles Crust
A lightened-up honey lime cheesecake with a Fruity Pebbles crust makes this a standout dish.
Prep Time: 20 min
Made with
Fruity Pebbles Confetti Ice Cream Squares
You'll scream for this ice cream treat that incorporates cookies and Fruity Pebbles.
Prep Time: 30 min
Made with
Fruity Pebbles Banana Belgian Waffles
Homemade Belgian-style waffles get a flavor twist by adding bananas and Fruity Pebbles.
Prep Time: 20 min
Made with
Cafe and Cocoa Pebbles Rice Pudding
Coffee and cereal lovers alike are bound to love this creamy rice pudding.
Prep Time: 45 min
Made with
Cocoa Pebbles Churros
These churros are like homemade cinnamon twists, but more delicious with ground Cocoa Pebbles and Dulce de Leche dipping sauce.
Prep Time: 30 min
Made with
Tropical Coconut Crunch Flan
The flavor bursts in this flan will take your family on a tropical vacation without ever leaving the kitchen.
Prep Time: 20 min
Made with


text:
I can't seem to delete anything using the file manager? BTW: is white the active button or blue? I've tried both but neither seem to work.
Why Can't I Delete With The File Manager?
Started by GeToChKn , Jul 02 2004 03:26 PM
3 replies to this topic
Posted 02 July 2004 - 03:26 PM
Posted 02 July 2004 - 03:59 PM
Umm, you can delete with the file manager. Hilite the the file you want to delete and then push start and select delete file(folder) from the menu. I wish Ava had the ability to quickly delete multiple files at a time, but it's really just single file based deletion
Posted 02 July 2004 - 05:25 PM
chances are, if you cant delete something, it may be in use. for example, a file on one of the cache drives (x,y,z).
Posted 09 August 2004 - 07:56 PM
whenever i try to delete something i need to select and delete it twice... on the second attempt it works..
dunno what that's about...
dunno what that's about...
0 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users


text:
Other Nearby Stores
DICK'S Sporting Goods has everything you need for your active lifestyle. From the latest in sports technology to the newest sports apparel and footwear, DICK'S Sporting Goods in Bend, OR is your one-stop shop for everything sports. Pick up the fan merchandise and replica jerseys you need to root on the San Jose Sharks and Oregon Ducks. Pack up for an outdoor trip to Willamette National Forest with state-of-the-art hiking, biking and camping gear. From the diamond to the gridiron and everywhere in between, find the team sports training tools and equipment you need to make this season your finest. Visit us for expert club fittings and adjustments and tips on selecting the best equipment for your game. Located near Bend, DICK'S Sporting Goods carries team sports gear and equipment for every sports season. Stop into the DICK'S for the expertise and selection you need to make the most of your games.