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219 Home Rentals · Kirkbymoorside
219 Home Rentals · Kirkbymoorside
Eller Cottage is a lovely two-bedroom holiday property, created out of the old piggery and stables of the adjoining farm house, which is situated in one of the most beautiful dales in the North York Moors National Park. Learn More
The cottage comprises a sitting room/dining-room/kitchen area, two bedrooms (one with double bed, one with two single beds), a bathroom (no bath, only a walk-in shower) and a private patio area. The cottage is all on one level, with the exception of the twin bedroom, which is down three steps. The kitchen has a built-in bar fridge, microwave, convection oven, electric hob, kettle, toaster and pots, pans, plates, cutlery and glasses. There is wireless broadband (good connection), a CD pla...
A contemporary and peaceful architect designed woodland eco home close to the North York Moors and the Yorkshire coast. A twin and a double room with ensuite and breakfast - perfect for families. Entire house can also be rented (6 bedrooms) POA. Learn More
This house is an amazing award winning home designed by a well known local architect sited in a disused quarry on the edges of the North York Moors National Park. It's modern architecture at its best with lots of glass, light and wood floors. The kitchen is openplan and has huge sliding doors that open onto the garden - on a sunny day you feel like you are sitting outside. The hot water and heating comes from our biomass boiler. There is a studio above the garage which can be used for ...
Stay in a cosy cottage with an open fire. Where you can sit at watch the soaps or read before heading off to bed in a cosy day bed. The cottage is on a quite street with handy parking to the property. It is also quite central to the town. Learn More
My house is very much a small cottage that has been in kirkbymoorside for over 200 years. It was once an smithy. All the original beams are in the cottage. It is set on a small street that is close to the Main Street but away from all the hassle and bustle. You will have access to the sitting room and kitchen which are shared with me as well as the bathroom but there is also a down stairs toilet. My property is a small property so there is nowhere that is off limits other than my own bedr...
A 19th century blacksmiths forge, newly renovated into a lovely living space complete with fully-equipped kitchen, large living room area, bathroom with walk-in-shower and a cosy bedroom located on a mezzanine floor with access via a spiral staircase The Forge offers a great location for a relaxing weekend in North Yorkshire. Inside, you'll find a large lounge area, consisting of a huge sofa and armchair with a widescreen TV and DVD player. In the kitchen, you'll find a new oven and microw...
We are a countryside farm house on the edge of the North Yorkshire moors. Deepdale farm is a peaceful place to stay which is located near to Hutton le Hole, Pickering and only 40 minutes drive from Whitby and York, also on the bus route. Learn More
Double room, lovingly decorated with plenty of storage, plus free view TV. You will have shared bathroom, which has bath and power shower. Guests also have their own living room and patio outside. Guests will have their own snug room downstairs, which has TV, sofa - bed (so could take 4 people), log burner, kettle and mugs, and wifi access. Guests free to roam about the farm and also have own private terrace area outside overlooking the views. We will be at the farm so any problems just a...
Overlooking the sweep of Robin Hood's Bay, Devon House offers comfortable self-catering accommodation for up to 8 people. It has many original features but is also modernised and decorated to a high standard. There is parking at the rear of the house Learn More
Devon House is a large Edwardian Family House with the accommodation on 2 floors. All the bedrooms are en-suite and comprise 2 doubles; 1 double/twin, and a small twin. Downstairs there is a large sitting/family room, a family dining room, a good sized kitchen, a laundry and a cloakroom. There is driveway parking for 2 cars at the back of the house. The house overlooks the sweep of Robin Hood's Bay and the front terrace is an ideal place to sit and admire the view. The quaint old vill...
Robin Hood's Bay
A bright & comfy double room with private bathroom. A true living in York experience! Central & stylish 120 year old townhouse with cafés, shops, bars in York's most fashionable area. Easy going, safe & friendly. 5 Star reviews. Popular - book early! Learn More
Your room is on the top (2nd floor) of our central Victorian town house. It is warm, tranquil and bright with a comfy double bed, fresh sheets, towels and tea & coffee making facilities. You have a private bathroom on the floor below and there is a quiet drawing room for your use on the ground floor. With your own key you can come and go as you please - very much your own space. There is car parking on the street outside. We are a busy family so you may not see a lot of us during your ...
Located on the foreshore, opposite the harbour, amongst cafes, wine bars and eateries. Double room with private bathroom in a house built in 1724. Room includes tea and coffee making facilities and an amazing view! Read on for info on parking etc Learn More
The accommodation is within a historic building in the Old Town of Scarborough. Guests will have access to a double room with tea and coffee making facilities and a private bathroom. On occasion, I will be letting the whole property. This includes 4 bedrooms, a kitchen, dining room, living room, laundry, an office, two bathrooms and downstairs loo. If you are interesting in renting the full property, please contact me to discuss. The house was lovingly renovated in 2013/2014 with much car...
The Old Reading Room is a stone cottage in the centre of Lastingham; a peaceful backwater in the heart of the North York Moors National Park. Perfect for walking, biking or sightseeing. with York under an hour away or the Coast 45 minutes away. Learn More
The cottage consists of (Ground Floor) Sitting Room with Telephone, WiFi, TV and DVD player, Dining Room and Kitchen with Oven, Microwave and Fridge Freezer (First Floor) One Double / Twin bedroom one Double bedroom and one Single bedroom. Bathroom with bath and separate shower. Arrival day is Fridays after 2 pm check out 10 am Guest will have the full access to the Cottage during their stay If there are any questions or information somebody would be on hand to answer them. Lasting...
This old cottage stands alone in the broad sweep of the landscape, where the moor meets farmland. Ideal for those who like to hear the cry of the Curlew and see clear stars at night. Guest accom. is the C17th fieldhouse adjacent to the owner's home Learn More
Bainley Bank Cottage started life as a field-house in around 1640 and then in 1776 a two storey extension was built onto the western end. These days the owner lives in the 2 storey extension whilst the 1 ½ storey field-house is the guest accommodation which is self-contained, private and has its own entrance. The self-sufficient supply of water and electricity lends a rustic charm to the warm, quirky cottage which has a very friendly feel. The old fashioned gas lighting remains function...
We are a family of eight, with only two children residing at home now a boy of 17 years and a girl of 15 years. We have a grandson who is nearly four years old.Video of the house here : http://youtu.be/b7dNfgCYRRA (copy and paste the link ) Learn More
Our house is an extremely beautiful period property with antique furniture and original features. shared period bathroom and a large sitting room if required. We like guests to feel comfortable but we are not intrusive. Handy for local shops direct bus service into the city centre of york every 10 minutes. Local pubs and eating places 5 minutes walk. In the city centre an abundance of bars/pubs and restaurants and lovely shops. The number 1 bus stops right outside our house and takes ...
Comfortable family home with rooms spare except when family come. Five minutes walk to attractive town with station, Stunning valley and woodlands at end of road, ten minutes to long sandy beach.Surfing mecca of the North. beach horse riding,pier etc Learn More
A couple can have the large bedroom which has a very comfortable bed. There is also the small room with sofa bed and the mattress is quite a good one - it is sprung not just a thin foam one. ideal room for extra guest, child or teenager I hope I can be flexible to fit in with guests requirements. Guests can use the kitchen/diner and lounge - think I have got baby hardware in the attic if needed - safety gate, high chair etc. I provide basic breakfast supplies such as meusli, porridge, ...
The ice cream factory, York Large room in city centre with your own private bathroom. Your room is on the sunny second floor with a double bed, comfy chair, wardrobe, large glass table and 40 inch TV with DVD. On the same floor is your own private bathroom with separate bath and shower. There is unlimited wifi throughout the house. Located within York city walls in a quiet street, our home was once a 1940's built Italian ice cream factory which we converted into a unique three-bed house. I...
3 Beech Grove sleeps 4 people (2 double bedrooms) in comfort. Located in the quiet hamlet of Beadlam on the edge of the North York Moors, you can walk out the door or explore further afield. In between picture perfect Helmsley and Hutton-le-Hole. Learn More
TV and DVD player Washing Machine Dishwasher Fridge The North York Moors are a largely undiscovered treasure. There are endless walks in the area and you are unlikely to encounter many other people even if you spend the whole day out. The countryside is varied: wooded valleys, quiet streams, open moorland and rolling hillisides. There are a pub and a curry house in the village and an excellent farm shop one minute's drive away. There are many excellent restaurants nearby with the renowned...
A self- contained cottage in the heart of Ryedale surrounded by fantastic places to eat, lovely walks with stunning views and many other attractions close at hand - including the North Yorkshire Moors, Castle Howard and the famous town of Helmsley. Learn More
Manor Farm cottage is a relaxing spacious cottage with a kitchen, a large sitting room and an airy double bedroom. The cottage is tucked away yet in the centre of a sweet village with the local pub opposite serving exceptionally delicious food. This is an easy, no fuss relaxing cottage with a friendly, fun family living next door who will look after you....come and see us! We have a sitting area in the garden which is available for use for visitors. As we live adjacent to the cottage w...
Dog friendly, Romantic,Traditional ,cozy, timeless,18 c weavers cottage set within the national park. huge duckdown sofa ,woodburner, wifi, tv, heating,pub across the road, walks on the doorstep, station with trips to Whitby, co-op , sledge. Learn More
Cozy cottage for two, woodburner, enormous sofa, waks straight onto the national park, only 16 miles from Whitby, fantastic reviews on home site Wifi, fully equipped kitchen area, power shower, Tv , woodburner, local pub across the road, and another down the hill next to the train staition, where you can catch a train to Whitby, tea rooms, coop , bank, The cottage is with a management service as unfortunatly we live to far away to meet you personally, I will call you to see how you have ...
Our ensuite family room, with wonderful, far-reaching views over open countryside from both windows, will easily accommodate 2 adults and 2 children. Relax in your private snug and help yourself to tea, coffee, cereals, toast and eggs for breakfast. Learn More
A space large enough to accommodate 2 adults and 2 children. There is a king-size bed in the room and a single sofa bed as well as a pull out full size single matress. In addition to the ensuite family room, guests will have access to a private snug room and a kitchen shared with the home owners Guests can keep themselves to themselves if they wish or come and chat with us We are ideally placed for cyclists doing the Way of the Roses as we are just through Boroughbridge, 93 miles along t...
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Brunei, M'sia military joint exercise set for October +THE Malaysian Army and the Royal Brunei Armed Forces (RBAF) will continue to enhance military cooperation by participating in joint exercises. Task Force 450 Chief of Staff, Col Dr Ahmad Sham Baharin said the close ties enabled the integration of soldiers in exercises, especially during mortar fire training. "The purpose of this exercise is to train and equip the armed forces of both countries in the planning and joint fire trainings. "The exercise can also strengthen ties between the soldiers and between the officers," he told reporters after a Mertak Bersatu and MALBRU Exercise Planning Conference (EPC) meeting at a… Read More
Trio from SMK Bandaraya wins 2015 Young Inventor of Intellectual Property +KOTA KINABALU: Three SMK Bandaraya students made the school proud when they were announced winners of 2015 Young Inventor of Intellectual Property competition here. The trio, Waldo Michael, Elsie Marianne Wilfred, and Ainelly Ajuin outdial 19 fellow competing teams after their invention 'Touch Sensor Switch' (TSS) managed to impress the judges. Three Form 4 Agricultural Science students received medals, a trophy, certificates as well as cash prizes at the award giving ceremony held at a hotel here yesterday. The victory clearly made their mentor teacher, Nurul Hafiza Pauzi proud as the none of them including herself came from science stream.… Read More
Sabah's natural beauty earns it a spot as film location +KOTA KINABALU: Sabah has been chosen by a notable media company in Singapore as its latest filming location because of the natural beauty of the state. MediaCorp Pte Ltd starts shooting its latest production, entitled "Beyond Words", a family drama of 30 episodes. About 30 per cent of the show will be featuring Sabah. Vice president for MediaCorp Chinese Drama Regional Productions (Studios), Yeo Saik Pin said among the locations for filming will be Mari Mari Cultural Village, Gaya Street Sunday Market, Jesselton Point, Kudat and Sutera Harbour Resort where one of the main characters will be playing the part… Read More
Proactive steps needed to produce competent, highly-skilled workplace +KOTA KINABALU: The Human Resource Development Department (JPSM) needs to take proactive steps to produce a competent, highly-skilled workforce to meet the ever-changing demand and needs of the job market. "The JPSM has the responsibility to promote the development of quality human capital in the state for the next 5 to 10 years to fulfil the requirements of the industry," said Minister of Human Resource Development and Information Technology, Datuk Siringan Gubat. Speaking at the JPSM's 27th Anniversary celebration at Pacific Sutera Harbour here yesterday, he said the department should take the initiative of keeping track with the latest development… Read More
Iskandar M'sia eyes more investments in 3rd phase +JOHOR BAHARU: It may be a slow-paced period for Iskandar Malaysia right now, but that is okay, given the momentum the economic region has been picking up over the past eight years. The property sector may be experiencing a slowdown, but other sectors are still moving at a constant momentum. Thanks to its sales success stories domestically and overseas, Iskandar Malaysia, which was described as "selling dreams" during its early inception, now has a lot to offer other than just dreams. "Over the past nine years, Iskandar Malaysia has been growing with consistency and quality; I think that is foremost… Read More
Seat belts, helmets can reduce fatalities during accidents +KUALA LUMPUR,Wearing seat belts and helmets improves safety of users by 60% says the Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (Miros). Miros director-general Prof Dr Wong Shaw Voon said using safety features effectively reduces fatalities and risks faced by motorists and passengers during unfortunate circumstances like accidents. "Serious injuries that can result in deaths are normally caused by failure of passengers to wear seats belts. Upon impact during accidents, passengers are thrown out or knock into hard objects while motorcyclists or pillion riders who do not wear proper helmets can suffer critical injuries or death," he told Bernama here today.… Read More
Rough and tough days for charity homes +KOTA KINABALU: Times are hard now for charity homes in Sabah as donations in cash and kind have dwindled. With the sluggish economy and the introduction of Goods and Services Tax (GST) which inevitably causes the rise in cost of living, orphanages and care centres for the underprivileged and disabled are being hit hard. Most of the operators say public donations began dropping since November last year and such homes will always be the first to be hit in times of economic downturn. Even corporate companies have reduced their spending to do charity drives for the homes under their CSR… Read More
Former Malaysian Ambassador Receives Award From Emperor Of Japan +KUALA LUMPUR, - Former Malaysian ambassador to Japan, Tan Sri Marzuki Mohd Noor has been conferred the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Star by Emperor Akihito of Japan. The conferment to Marzuki, who served as the Malaysian Ambassador to Japan from 1999 to 2006, was made by the Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia, Dr Makio Miyagawa at his residence here, Thursday. Also present was Marzuki's wife, Puan Sri Nora Marzuki. Miyagawa said Marzuki's decoration was in recognition of his significant contribution in promoting bilateral relations and mutual understanding between Japan and Malaysia. "This is an extremely honorable decoration from… Read More
Workers need to earn RM2,500 per month, says Tan +KOTA KINABALU: To make ends meet in the state capital, workers need to earn at least RM2,500 per month, a survey conducted by an independent body shows. Deputy Chief Minister cum Industrial Development Minister Datuk Raymond Tan Shu Kiah said the survey was compiled through questionnaires handed out by Sabah Today which interviewed working people in Kota Kinabalu. "The survey was done before the Goods and Services Tax (GST) was implemented, and I need to do another one again after the GST takes effect," said Raymond when unveiling the Sabah Industry Quarterly (SIQ) magazine for the April-June 2015 issue at… Read More
113,994 jobs generated from five key economic sectors in Sabah +KOTA KINABALU: There have been 113,994 jobs generated from five key economic sectors in Sabah this year. Deputy Chief Minister cum Industrial Development Minister, Datuk Raymond Tan Shu Kiah said Of the total, there are 29, 611 jobs in the agriculture sector followed by 25,589 jobs in tourism, another 23,471 in manufacturing/logistics, 23,122 in oil and gas and 12,201 in the palm oil industry. "All these sectors can generate a lot of jobs if we develop the industries and competencies of the workers," said Raymond when unveiling the Sabah Industry Quarter (SIQ) magazine for the April-June 2015 issue at his… Read More
Sabah Continues To Be Role Model In Tropical Biodiversity Management +KOTA KINABALU, -- The Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ITBC) and various state agencies are continuing to be a role model for developing countries in tropical biodiversity management with the launch of the Third Country Training Programme (TCTP) next month. ITBC director Prof. Dr Charles Santhanaraju Vairappan said the TCTP 2015, organised by the ITBC of University Malaysia Sabah (UMS) and state Natural Resource Office (NRO) from Aug 6 to 26, is part of the Malaysian government's vision to develop the country as a centre of excellence in conservation, research and utilisation of tropical biological diversity by 2020. "The programme's… Read More
Singapore's UOB, Temasek to offer $500 mn for Asia start-ups +SINGAPORE: Singapore's United Overseas Bank (UOB) said Tuesday it will partner with state-linked investment firm Temasek Holdings to provide up to $500 million in venture debt financing to start-ups in China, India and Southeast Asia. The partnership will lend to "high-growth, innovative start-up companies in sectors such as technology, consumer, healthcare and clean technology" over the next five years, UOB said in a statement. Venture debt is a type of financing for start-up firms which may not yet have the cash flow or assets to use as collateral for loans. It is an alternative to bank loans or raising capital… Read More
MTDC Manages RM600 Million In Funds To Enhance Technology Adoption Among Companies +KUALA LUMPUR, -- Malaysia Technology Development Corporation (MTDC), an agency under the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI), is managing funds totalling RM600 million, to help boost the adoption of technology among local companies. Chief Executive Officer Datuk Norhalim Yunus said as the nation geared towards achieving Vision 2020, it needed more high-technology companies employing knowledge workers who earned high income. He said MTDC had evolved and innovated from merely a venture capitalist to assist companies that required funds, invest, and assist technology companies across various stages of growth from start-up, expansion, and venture overseas. "Providing opportunities to companies to… Read More
MTDC Manages RM600 Million In Funds To Enhance Technology Adoption Among Companies +KUALA LUMPUR, -- Malaysia Technology Development Corporation (MTDC), an agency under the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI), is managing funds totalling RM600 million, to help boost the adoption of technology among local companies. Chief Executive Officer Datuk Norhalim Yunus said as the nation geared towards achieving Vision 2020, it needed more high-technology companies employing knowledge workers who earned high income. He said MTDC had evolved and innovated from merely a venture capitalist to assist companies that required funds, invest, and assist technology companies across various stages of growth from start-up, expansion, and venture overseas. "Providing opportunities to companies to… Read More
PETRONITA takes 36 from SK Pinapak under its wing in preparation for UPSR +KOTA KINABALU: The Wives and Women Staff Association of Petronas (PETRONITA) has undertaken a community project to help 36 Year-6 students from SK Pinapak in Pitas prepare for UPSR. 'Projek 36 Memburu 5A' (36 Pursuing 5As) started in April 2015, aims to help these pupils' scores in their UPSR examination this year by having extra classes on weekends, and providing basic necessities to them. PETRONITA Sabah vice chairperson, Julita Ontol said that SK Pinapak was selected for the project after the association made a visit to the school. "PETRONITA also contributed RM80,000 to the school to repair a dilapidated hostel… Read More
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Damage process sensitivity analysis using an XFEM-Level Set framework
Noël, Lise ; Duysinx, Pierre ;
in Proceedings of the 11th World Congress on Structural and Multidisciplinary Optimization (WCSMO-11) (2015, June)
Designing efficient and lightweight structures is a key objective for many industrial applications such as in aerospace or the automotive industry. To this end, composite materials are appealing as they ... [more ▼]
Designing efficient and lightweight structures is a key objective for many industrial applications such as in aerospace or the automotive industry. To this end, composite materials are appealing as they combine high stiffness and light weight. The main challenge slowing down the integration of such materials in real structures is their damage be- havior. The latter should be considered in the design process of the structures. This work focuses on developing a systematic approach to designing structures that can sustain an acceptable amount of degradation or exhibit a low sensitivity to damage. An optimization approach is chosen to achieve this goal. To deal with complex geometries and to allow for large shape modifications in the optimization process, the extended finite element method (XFEM) is advantageously combined with a level set description of geometry. The degradation of materials is modeled by using a non-local damage model, motivated by the work of James and Waisman on a density approach to topol- ogy optimization. To solve design problems with damage constraints by gradient-based optimization method, a sensitivity analysis of the damage process is developed. Damage propagation and growth is an irreversible pro- cess. Therefore, the path dependence of the structural response needs to be accounted for in the sensitivity analysis. In this paper, we present an analytical approach for efficiently and accurately evaluating the design sensitivities, considering both direct and adjoint formulations. Finally, the sensitivity analysis approach is studied with simple benchmark problems and compared with the results obtained by finite differences. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 19 (5 ULg)
Dynamic modeling of thermal systems using a semi-empirical approach and the ThermoCycle Modelica Library
Altés Buch, Queralt ; Dickes, Rémi ; Desideri, Adriano et al
in Proceedings of the 28th International Conference on Efficiency, Costs, Optimization and Simulation of Energy Systems (2015, June)
This paper proposes an innovative approach for the dynamic modeling of heat exchangers without phase transitions. The proposed thermo-flow model is an alternative to the traditional 1D finite-volumes ... [more ▼]
This paper proposes an innovative approach for the dynamic modeling of heat exchangers without phase transitions. The proposed thermo-flow model is an alternative to the traditional 1D finite-volumes approach and relies on a lumped thermal mass approach to model transient responses. The heat transfer is modeled by the well-known Logarithmic Mean Temperature Difference approach, which is modified to ensure robustness during all possible transient conditions. The lumped parameter models are validated with references models and tested within a Concentrating Solar Power plant model. Results indicate that the developed lumped models are robust and computationally efficient, ensuring the convergence of the Newton Solver. They are significantly faster (~10-fold) than the traditional finite volume models, although a more extensive comparisons would be needed to confirm this figure. They are well suited to be integrated in larger system models, but are not appropriate for the simulation of detailed thermo-flow phenomena. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 22 (0 ULg)
Vitamin D deficiency is common among adults in Wallonia (Belgium, 51°30′ North): findings from the Nutrition, Environment and Cardio-Vascular Health study
Hoge, Axelle ; Donneau, Anne-Françoise ; Streel, Sylvie et al
in Nutrition Research (2015)Detailed reference viewed: 15 (2 ULg)
Frequency of exposition effect and long-term retention on complex structures learning in French-speaking children with specific language impairment (SLI)
Prigent, Gaïd ; ; Maillart, Christelle
Poster (2015, June)Detailed reference viewed: 16 (1 ULg)
Auroral Morphologies of Jupiter and Saturn
Grodent, Denis
Conference (2015, May 31)
We review the principal differences and similarities of the morphologies of Jupiter and Saturn's auroral emissions. We then show some examples of UV images that are expected to be acquired with Cassini ... [more ▼]
We review the principal differences and similarities of the morphologies of Jupiter and Saturn's auroral emissions. We then show some examples of UV images that are expected to be acquired with Cassini UVIS at Saturn and Juno UVS at Jupiter. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 13 (1 ULg)
Comparing central western Europe Mesolithic and Neolithic plant processing microwear on flint tool
Linton, Jimmy ; ;
Conference (2015, May 30)Detailed reference viewed: 20 (0 ULg)
Optimization of a Pharmaceutical Tablet Formulation based on a Design Space Approach and using Vibrational Spectroscopy as PAT Tool
Chavez, Pierre-François ; Lebrun, Pierre ; Sacre, Pierre-Yves et al
in International Journal of Pharmaceutics (2015), 486(1-2), 13-20Detailed reference viewed: 73 (25 ULg)
Towards an experiment based protocol for extracting and identifying residues
Cnuts, Dries ; Rots, Veerle
Conference (2015, May 29)
Residue analysis has recently become a widely applied method in reconstructing the lifecycle of prehistoric stone tools. The identification of residues is traditionally based on the distinctive ... [more ▼]
Residue analysis has recently become a widely applied method in reconstructing the lifecycle of prehistoric stone tools. The identification of residues is traditionally based on the distinctive morphologies of the residue fragments by means of light microscopy. The majority of residue fragments, however, tend to have an amorphous structure and are therefore not easy to identify. In addition, some residue categories can only be detected by using transmitted light microscopy, which requires the extraction of residues from the tool's surface. Yet another challenge is to determine whether the residues were deposited on the tool's surface as a result of use or due to other processes. Here we present the results of an experimental study that addresses these methodological issues. Stone tools from a new experimental reference collection were used to test 6 different analytical methods: the observation of residues on stone tools with incident light microscopy, dry sampling using tweezers and brushes, wet sampling with micropipettes using distilled water and a tri-mixture of acetonitrile, ethanol and water, and extraction with an ultrasonic scaler or bath. The experiments demonstrate that the choice of a particular extraction procedure may influence the amount and types of residues that are extracted. This implies that the analytical method has an impact on the results of a residue analysis. Building on these data, we designed a new protocol, which was subsequently submitted to blind testing in order to test its accuracy and precision. Certain key attributes were also identified that may prove useful in distinguishing between use-related and natural residues. We discuss the importance of adapting analytical protocols to the research question of the study. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 19 (5 ULg)
Toward a more precise terminology for impact damage and an improved understanding of hunting weapons: First results from a large scale systematic experiment
Coppe, Justin ; Rots, Veerle
Conference (2015, May 29)
Projectile points have recently taken an important place in debates on the complexity of Palaeolithic human behaviour. While the appearance of hunting weapons in the archaeological record was an important ... [more ▼]
Projectile points have recently taken an important place in debates on the complexity of Palaeolithic human behaviour. While the appearance of hunting weapons in the archaeological record was an important element in the past, current discussions focus a lot on the appearance of particular hunting methods. Distinctions are made between simple and complex weaponry, the latter assumed to be linked with modern humans only. While most of the identifications of hunting weapons in the archaeological record rely on the examination of so-called diagnostic impact damage, no reliable reference yet exist for distinguishing between hunting methods. We present the first results of a large-scale and systematic experiment that intends to address hunting weapons in a systematic way. A thorough survey of the literature has highlighted some existing ambiguity in current terminological frameworks for describing impact fractures. Based on our experiments, we propose some attributes that may be relevant for improving these terminologies. Attention will also be devoted to the design and conceptual framework of our experimental program and to some first results concerning the essential variables influencing damage formation. The overall goal is to improve our understanding of the different fracture phenomena and their variability in order to enhance the reliability of the identification of hunting weapons and perhaps of their projecting mode. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 24 (3 ULg)
Agisme et jeunisme: Conséquences méconnues sur la santé de nos aînés et sur nos actes de soins
Missotten, Pierre ; Flamion, Allison
Conference given outside the academic context (2015)
Conférence-débat autour de la question "Agisme et jeunisme: Conséquences méconnues sur la santé de nos aînés et sur nos actes de soins". Présentation basée sur les études scientifiques existantes à ce ... [more ▼]
Conférence-débat autour de la question "Agisme et jeunisme: Conséquences méconnues sur la santé de nos aînés et sur nos actes de soins". Présentation basée sur les études scientifiques existantes à ce jour sur ce qu'est l'âgisme, quelles sont ses conséquences sur la personne âgée, sur ses interlocuteurs et sur la relation qui se noue entre eux. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 16 (0 ULg)
Quelles caractéristiques du passage à la retraite ont un impact sur la cognition du sujet âgé ? Résultats de la cohorte AMI
Grotz, Catherine ; ; et al
Conference (2015, May 29)Detailed reference viewed: 10 (0 ULg)
Table-ronde autour de l'ouvrage : M. Hagelstein, "Origine et survivances des symboles. Warburg, Cassirer, Panofsky"
Hagelstein, Maud
Scientific conference (2015, May 29)
Table-ronde - échange questions/réponses - avec la participation de : Muriel VAN VLIET, Raphaël GÉLY, Rudy STEINMETZ, Alievtina HERVY, Bruno LECLERCQDetailed reference viewed: 10 (0 ULg)
Vers un décentrage du monde : quelles conséquences pour la coopération et les pays en développement ?
Santander, Sébastian
Scientific conference (2015, May 29)Detailed reference viewed: 8 (0 ULg)
Time and aspect: what the academic grammars say, and what the texts actually show
Winand, Jean
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Fragmentation urbaine à travers les réseaux techniques
Cabrera Quispe, Juan Edson
Doctoral thesis (2015)
Since about three decades ago, the networking services (water, energy, transport and telecommunications) are the subject of studies and mainly reforms (liberalization, privatization and concessions to ... [more ▼]
Since about three decades ago, the networking services (water, energy, transport and telecommunications) are the subject of studies and mainly reforms (liberalization, privatization and concessions to private companies, etc.) and also an important economic policy issue. However the possible effects of these reforms on the fragmentation or integration of urban societies are still poorly studied, although some studies (mainly on developing cities) support the thesis that there would be a growing urban fragmentation, reinforced by the dominant modes of implementing reforms network services. One of the most important theses about the subject is in a relatively recent development of the English authors Stephen Graham and Simon Marvin (2001). Their work generalizes the motion of fragmentation (splintering Urbanism) to all network services and a set of economic regions in the world. While this thesis presents consistency and validity - since it is known that the application of models of decentralization and liberalization of services has an effect on the fragmentation - the position of fragmentation due to centralized networks is inside a new analysis framework and still incomplete considering the absence of more empirical evidence. The thesis of fragmentation from centralized networks suggests that powerful factors are contributing to the disintegration of infrastructure, favoring the fragmentation of the social structure and material of cities. In fact, this breakdown of infrastructures makes possible many strategies of evasion; they are addressed to connect powerful users and valorized spaces, preventing the connection with less powerful users and poor spaces. These processes lead to the creation of spaces from different social networks, resulting in social elites living every day in places disconnected from the urban structure of the set (in gated communities, new complex people and other planned communities), as well as the lower classes, but the latter with the worst conditions. The main hypothesis of the "splintering Urbanism" argues that network services have an integrated character and are precisely the privatization and liberalization of services that contribute to the breakdown of network infrastructure and urban fragmentation feed. The control of networks from powerful coalitions of actors, separation and segmentation boost infrastructure in different network elements and service pack (2001: 141). This separation would occur across strategies "bypass" or "wrap" seeking to connect users, valuable or powerful places, and through discarding or dodge weaker users and worthless places. Our thesis "Urban Fragmentation through technical networks," confirms and reinforces the thesis made by Graham & Marvin, across expounding on the Cochabamba Bolivian context, a set of technical networks of small-scale or micro decentralized networks which are managed by autonomous social organizations that also fragment the territory without the need for "by pass" and the socio-spatial differentiation, but through the realization of strategies linked to autonomous administration and management of common and basic goods like water. This thesis demonstrates the existence of processes of spatial dislocation and loss of solidarity (main evils of urban fragmentation) across the dynamics of technical devices and decentralized networks infrastructure services from private-community water and small scale. However, our work describes in its urban development, territorial and environmental problems inside the phenomenon. The paper first presents a set of theories that attempt to explain the fragmentation and its particularities, then describes the socio-spatial formation of the study area whose characteristics allow this type of phenomenon, to arrive to a section that exposes all the particularities of the management water from public and local actors, analyzed from the environmental logic of urban water cycle, including the specifics of the main stage of study of this thesis, the municipality of Quillacollo in Cochabamba. From a spatial perspective, the thesis exhibits the characteristics of urban fragmentation across technical networks, exposing the details related to the organization of urban space as a result of processes of spatial dislocation, loss of solidarity and exercise of territoriality in small networks. It is concluded in a discussion about the validity of the strategies in terms of access to the resource, the possibilities of intervention and reflections about the power relationships among fragments and for water control. Finally, as a supplement, urban fragmentation through small technical networks, also allows to display the tensions between two ways of managing the territory (centralized view from the public sector and decentralized vision from local communities) highlighting the uncomfortable and marginalized urban planning position, but challenging the urbanism to recover to action on the highly fragmented contemporary cities with complex scenarios of governance and sometimes rare or endangered resources. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 39 (7 ULg)
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Unravelling Cemip expression and functions in the auditory portion of the inner ear.
Czajkowski, Amandine ; Chariot, Alain ; Delacroix, Laurence et al
Poster (2015, May 29)
The inner ear is a complex organ composed of the vestibular system – which is the balancing system – and the cochlea – which is the earing system. The cochlea is a coiled shape organ composed of three ... [more ▼]
The inner ear is a complex organ composed of the vestibular system – which is the balancing system – and the cochlea – which is the earing system. The cochlea is a coiled shape organ composed of three main structures: the spiral ligament sitting on top of the stria vascularis, the organ of Corti with sensory hair cells and supporting cells and the spiral ganglion composed of neurons and glial cells. After an auditory stimulus, the sound wave progresses in the scala media filled with endolymph and induces a stimulation of sensory hair cells. These cells then transmit the information to the spiral ganglion neurons connected to them. Of course, the correct ionic homeostasis of endolymph is required for a good sound wave transmission. This homeostatic function is assured by the stria vascularis and the spiral ligament. The alteration of one of the structures mentioned before induces deafness. Currently, numerous genes have been associated to this kind of hearing loss. In the present work, we focus our attention Cemip – also known as KIAA1199 – that has been associated to human hereditary neurosensory deafness. Indeed, three missense mutations consisting in non-synonymous amino acid changes (R187L, R187H and H783Y) have been associated to this form of deafness. Therefore we would like to understand the role of Cemip in the cochlea. For that we have analysed Cemip mRNA pattern of expression by in situ hybridization at different developmental stages on cochlear sections. It seems Cemip mRNA is not present in the auditory portion of the inner ear at early embryonic stage 14 (E14) while it is largely present at E17 in the spiral ganglion, in supporting cells of the organ of Corti and in the spiral ligament. This expression is maintained post-nattily until P7. At P21 the expression is restricted to the spiral lamina - an osseous structure surrounding the spiral ganglion. Our on going work is aimed at revealing the biological role of Cemip in the cochlea in conditional knock-out mice. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 14 (1 ULg)
Une nouvelle cause génétique d'acromégalie
Beckers, Albert
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L'influence des conditions astrophysiques sur la chimie interstellaire
De Becker, Michaël
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Optimization of a PGSS process for a fenofibrate lipid-based solid dispersion formulation
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Lenoir-Rhyne's Salamon Named All-AcademicWritten by Jason Savage
Lenoir-Rhyne University's Haylea Salamon has garnered 2015 USTFCCCA All-Academic Individual accolades for NCAA Division II Women's Track and Field. USTFCCCA is the United States Track and Field & Cross Country Coaches Association.
A total of 450 women from 108 institutions earned USTFCCCA All-Academic honors for their combined academic and athletic accomplishments. Salamon, an exercise science major, was one of 24 women's athletes who recorded a perfect 4.0 grade point average.
Salamon, a freshman from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CANADA, earned All-American honors this year after placing 12th overall in the women's discus throw at the 2015 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships in May in Allendale, Mich.
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Earlier in the month, Salamon placed second in the women's discus throw (148'6") at the 2015 Canadian Track and Field Junior Championships in Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA, and earned a spot on the Canadian Junior National Team.
Salamon will next compete in the 2015 Panamerican Junior Athletics Championships on Friday, July 31, through Sunday, August 2, in Edmonton as well.
To qualify for the USTFCCCA All-Academic Track and Field Team, the student-athlete must have compiled a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 and have reached a provisional or automatic qualifying standard for the NCAA Championships in either indoor or outdoor seasons.
App State Track and Field HonoredWritten by Jason Savage
Appalachian State University women's track and field was one of 224 NCAA Division I programs to be named a DI Scholar Team the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) while Brianna Tate (Summerfield, N.C./Grimsley) and Tristin Van Ord (Chapel Hill, N.C./Chapel Hill) were two of 838 women from 207 institutions on the individual list.
In order to qualify for DI Scholar Team recognition, a program must register a cumulative GPA of at least 3.00. Appalachian claimed the award with a 3.20 team GPA.
Individually, a student-athlete must maintain at least a 3.25 GPA and meet at least one of the following athletic standards:
- For the indoor season, a student-athlete must have finished the regular season ranked in the national top 96 in an individual event or ranked in the national top 48 (collective listing) in a relay event on the official NCAA POP list provided by TFRRS.org
- For the outdoor season, a student-athlete must have participated in any round of the NCAA Division I Championships (including preliminary rounds).
Tate, a biology major, finished 42nd in the shot put with a throw of 45-9 and ended her junior season with a second-place ranking in school history in the event. She received the recognition for a second-consecutive season.
Van Ord, a sustainable development, placed 37th in the 10,000 meter run with a time of 36:03.34 and concluded her sophomore year with two Sun Belt championships and a new school record in the event.
App State Women's Golf Releases ScheduleWritten by Jason Savage
Appalachian State University women's golf and head coach Heather Brown released the 2015 fall schedule on Wednesday. The schedule will consist of four tournaments in preparation for the Sun Belt Conference championship season in the spring.
"We will be playing in several events that we played decent in last fall, but now we're even that much more mature and experience," said Brown. "I am excited for the girls to get back on campus so we can start preparing for our success."
Brown, entering her eighth year at the helm of the women's golf program at App State, will take her squad to four familiar tournaments that the Mountaineers competed in last fall.
The Mountaineers will open the fall slate at the William and Mary Fall Invitational that spans Sept. 13-15. Last season, the Apps finished ninth of 13.
A couple weeks later, Appalachian will participate in the 2015 Lady Pirate tournament hosted by East Carolina University. The Mountaineers finished 11th at the tournament last fall and will span two days this year from Sept. 28-29.
The Black and Gold will have considerable time off before their next competition on Oct. 19-20 when they will play at the 2015 Terrier Classic. App State had success last season at the tournament hosted by Wofford - finishing in second. Emily Stinson (Charlotte, N.C./Ardrey Kell) finished third overall individually at the event last fall.
The Apps will close the fall schedule at the Winthrop Invitational in Rock Hill, S.C. that will take place over the course of two days from Oct. 24-25. Coach Brown's team took first-place last season with Madalyn Davis (Marion, N.C./McDowell) finishing in a tie for first individually.
American Legion Baseball Playoff Results From Wednesday, 7/21/15Written by Jason Savage
East-West All Star Soccer Games Both Are Won by the WestWritten by Jason Savage
The East-West All-Star games are going on this week in Greensboro. The games feature players who have just graduated from high school – the best from the Eastern half of North Carolina against the best from the West as part of the week-long North Carolina Coaches Association clinics.
The soccer game was held Tuesday. The rosters had a combined two area players who participated, one girl and one boys. On the girls roster, St. Stephens Olivia Holmes competed for the west squad and was able to see playing time as the West would come back to defeat the East 2-1. Newton-Conover's Greyson Frye was on the boys roster. Frye started and had a shot on goal as the west routed the east 4-1.
The football game caps off the week tonight. Farod Hooker of Bandys, Tim Perkins of Freedom, Matt Williams of Fred T. Foard and Elijah Battle of West Caldwell are all on the west roster. The game will begin at 8pm at Jamieson Stadium at Grimsley High School. There are fireworks at the half.
Crawdads Offense Held in Check in LossWritten by Jason Savage
The Hickory Crawdads entered Monday night's series finale against the Augusta GreenJackets looking for a series win and their fifth victory of the 7-game home stand, but the 'Dads offense was held in check by Augusta ace Sam Coonrod resulting in a 3-1 defeat at L.P. Frans Stadium.
Coonrod entered the night leading the South Atlantic League in strikeouts (83), while also ranking among the league leaders in ERA (5th - 2.69) and starter's average against (4th - .240). The Illinois native proved to be as good as advertised against the Crawdads lineup, as he tossed a career-best 8 innings while holding the 'Dads to one unearned run on three hits. The Hickory pitching staff of Nick Gardewine, Kelvin Vasquez, Nick Swanson, and Scott Williams kept the game close by holding the 'Jackets to three runs on 8 hits, including six singles.
The first three frames of the game were scoreless as Gardewine kept pace with Coonrod, but the GreenJackets broke through in the 4th with a solo home run by Aramis Garcia and an RBI double from Skylar Ewing for a 2-0 score. Augusta picked up another run the next inning against Vasquez, with an infield, RBI single by Travious Relaford stretching the lead to 3-0.
The 'Dads scored their lone run in the 8th when Juremi Profar singled and came home on a fielding error to cut the score to 3-1, but Coonrod would escape the inning without further damage before reliever Carlos Diaz tossed a perfect 9th to finish off the game.
Coonrod (6-3) earned the win, while Gardewine (5-7) took the loss with two runs allowed on four hits, one walk, and three strikeouts over four innings pitched.
Profar, Luke Tendler, and Jairo Beras all finished the night 1-3 to account for the 'Dads offense.
The Crawdads (56-37/12-13) will have an off day on Tuesday before beginning a 3-game series in Asheville against the Tourists beginning Wednesday night at 7:00 pm.
East-West All-Star Basketball Games Have Three Players Compete for West SquadsWritten by Jason Savage
The East-West All Star basketball games were held Monday night at the Greensboro Coliseum. In the girls game, the West squad, coached by Bunker Hill head coach Randy Joines, fell to the East 84-72.
Two Hickory area players participated on the west squad. Alexander Central grad Madi Suddreth, who will play at Lenoir-Rhyne next season, scored nine points and had nine rebounds.
Hickory High grad Yazmen Hannah, who will be playing at Norfolk State next season, led the West with 16 points.
In the boys game, Fred T. Foard's Trey Bliss was a late addition to the squad as a replacement substitute. He ended up with three rebounds as the West fell to the East 122-115. The teams set the record for most points combined in the All-Star game.
American Legion Baseball Playoff Scores from Monday, 7/20/15Written by Jason Savage
Caldwell County: 1
Haywood County: 0
Game suspended in the bottom of the second innings with two outs. Game two will resume Tuesday as a seven inning game. Game three, if necessary, will be follow if necessary.
Lenoir-Rhyne Staff Named South Atlantic Conference Training Staff of the YearWritten by Jason Savage
The South Atlantic Conference Athletic Trainers Committee has named Lenoir-Rhyne Head Athletic Trainer Michael Flicker and his staff as the 2014-15 Athletic Training Staff of the Year, the League announced today.
"Congratulations to Michael Flicker and the entire Lenoir-Rhyne athletic training staff for being honored with this award by their peers," South Atlantic Conference Commissioner Patrick Britz added. "All of the athletic trainers in the SAC put in countless hours and we are very appreciative of the dedication and passion all of them display on behalf of the health, safety and welfare of the nearly 4,000 student-athletes competing in our conference."
Flicker has been a trainer at Lenoir Rhyne for 13 years and was promoted to Director of Athletic Training and Assistant Athletic Director in 2011. The staff at Lenoir-Rhyne prides itself on providing the most current and comprehensive care available to all of its intercollegiate student-athletes. The Bears' staff is committed to providing the best care for their student-athletes. Lenoir-Rhyne's injury and rehab protocols are developed to help decrease athletic related injuries, improve injury recovery time, and combines strength, flexibility, endurance and sports specific functional activities.
"With such a prestigious group of athletic trainers in our League it is an honor to be recognized as the SAC Athletic Training Staff of the Year by my peers," said Flicker. "We all care deeply for the student-athletes that we serve and the award is an honor that means a great deal to our staff."
Lenoir-Rhyne's Athletic Training Staff consists of Flicker, Dr. Michael McGee, Luis Velez, Dr. Stephanie Stadden, Margaret Shreitah, Chelsea Pasukinis, Cooper Padgett and Sarah Cody. Lenoir-Rhyne wins the award for the sixth time in school history.
The award is voted on by the South Atlantic Conference Athletic Trainers Committee and is presented at the group's annual summer meeting.
Five App State Football Players Named to Sun Belt Preseason All ConferenceWritten by Jason Savage
Highlighted by four first-team honorees, five Appalachian State University football student-athletes were named to the Sun Belt Conference's preseason all-conference teams, the league office announced on Monday.
Senior offensive lineman Jesse Chapman (Cookeville, Tenn./Cookeville), senior defensive lineman Ronald Blair (Greensboro, Ga./Greene County), junior linebacker John Law (Atlanta, Ga./Grady) and senior defensive back Doug Middleton (Winston-Salem, N.C./Parkland) received first-team preseason all-Sun Belt recognition while running back Marcus Cox (Dacula, Ga./Dacula) was a second-team selection.
Chapman, a Rimington Trophy candidate (nation's best center), started 11 games at center for Appalachian State in 2014 and helped the Mountaineers rush for 241.8 yards per game (18th among all NCAA Division I FBS teams), including 291.2 ypg during its six-game winning streak to close the regular season. He recorded 12 knockdowns, surrendered just one sack and was not charged with a "loaf" in 477 snaps last season. He recorded job grades of 85 percent or better three times, highlighted by a season-best 90-percent job grade, three-knockdown performance at UL Lafayette on Nov. 22.
Blair, a Lombardi Award candidate (nation's best lineman/linebacker), has started all 38 games that he has appeared in over his first four collegiate campaigns. He was the heart and soul of the Sun Belt Conference's top-ranked defense in 2014, when he ranked among the league's top 10 in both sacks (six) and tackles for loss (13). His 43 total tackles were 13 more than any other Appalachian State defensive lineman and his seven quarterback hurries were tied for the most by a Mountaineer in a single season since 2011. He has recorded 150 tackles, 13.5 sacks and 34.5 tackles for loss in his career.
Law led Appalachian State and tied for 12th in the Sun Belt with 91 total tackles last season. He also tied for second on the team with six tackles for loss and four pass breakups, tied for third on the squad with two takeaways (one interception, one fumble recovery) and was tied for fifth on the team with two sacks. He started all 12 games at middle linebacker last season and, despite only being a junior, is Appalachian State's active leader with 164 career tackles in just 27 games (21 starts).
Middleton, a Jim Thorpe Award (nation's best defensive back) and Weurffel Trophy (college football's premier award for community service) candidate, was a first-team all-Sun Belt Conference selection in 2014. He tied for third in the conference in interceptions (4), ranking fourth in passes defended (10) and tying for 24th in total tackles (74) a season ago and was the only Sun Belt player with at least four interceptions, 10 passes defended and 70 tackles. Thanks in large part to its free safety's efforts, Appalachian State finished with the Sun Belt's No. 1-ranked defense last season (347.5 ypg).
Cox, a Maxwell Award (nation's best player) and Doak Walker Award (nation's best running back) candidate, ranked in the top 30 among all NCAA Division I FBS players in rushing yards (1,415 – 22nd), rushing yards per game (117.9 – 22nd), rushing touchdowns (19 – t-11th) and scoring (9.5 points per game – t-16th) as a sophomore in 2014, despite undergoing knee surgery just 15 days before the season opener. With 2,665 rushing yards and 34 rushing touchdowns in just two seasons, Cox is on pace to break Appalachian State's career records of 4,804 yards and 66 rushing touchdowns, held by Kevin Richardson (2004-07).
Appalachian State's four first-team preseason all-Sun Belt honorees are the second-most in the conference and its five overall selections rank third. Arkansas State led all teams with 11 student-athletes on the preseason all-Sun Belt teams (six first-team, five second-team).
The Mountaineers return 20 starters (10 offense, 10 defense) from last year's squad, which won its final six games to finish 7-5 overall and 6-2 in Sun Belt play, good for a third-place finish in its first season in the league. Appalachian's six-game winning streak is the fifth-longest in NCAA Division I FBS going into the 2015 campaign.


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The booming US financial markets face a double threat from an over-heating economy and an unsustainable balance of payments deficit, warned Professor Tim Congdon, of city analysts Lombard Street Research.
The professor, one of the "Wise Men" who advised the then Chancellor Kenneth Clarke, said there was a danger of a Wall Street crash if investors stopped buying American assets. "Sooner or later international investors will refuse to buy [US] assets on a sufficient scale and the longer the current account deficit keeps on widening, the worse the adjustment when it eventually comes," he said. "Mr Greenspan is still being lionised ... but he and his colleagues have mismanaged the boom of the late 1990s. If Mr Greenspan does not take action soon, international investors will have to do it for him."
The Fed signalled last week that it plans to raise rates early in the New Year. The speculation intensified days later after official figures revised third quarter growth to 5.7 per cent from an already meteoric 5.5 per cent.
In a paper published today, Professor Congdon accused US policymakers of "complacency" for not acting sooner when they realised the recovery in domestic and Asian markets was stronger than expected. He said low interest rates had only been justifiable when the US was acting as "consumer of last resort" while the rest of the globe was close to recession.
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Saturday's run was only the second time he has tackled the World Hurdle trip of three miles, after finishing fifth in the big race last season, and he went down only narrowly in heavy ground to Reve De Sivola. However, Geraghty did not feel comfortable at any stage, suggesting better can be expected in March.
"He never travelled with anywhere near the same zest as he has done his last few runs," Geraghty told At The Races.
"We beat Crack Away Jack 19 lengths the last day, yet he was on my tail the whole way and I could never shake him off. I don't think we saw the best of him, but I think he got the trip so the World Hurdle is a big option for him.
"At two and a half miles I wasn't going anywhere near as well as I should have been, or even at two miles.
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Single nucleotide polymorphisms of NR3C1 gene and recurrent depressive disorder in population of Poland
Depressive disorder is a disease characterized by disturbances in the hypothalamo–pituitary–adrenal axis. Abnormalities include the increased level of glucocorticoids (GC) and changes in sensitivity to these hormones. The changes are related to glucocorticoid receptors gene (NR3C1) variants. The NR3C1 gene is suggested to be a candidate gene affecting depressive disorder risk and management. The aim of this study was to investigate polymorphisms within the NR3C1 gene and their role in the susceptibility to recurrent depressive disorder (rDD). 181 depressive patients and 149 healthy ethnically matched controls were included in the study. Single nucleotide polymorphisms were assessed using polymerase chain reaction/restriction fragment length polymorphism method. Statistical significance between rDD patients and controls was observed for the allele and genotype frequencies at three loci: BclI, N363S, and ER22/23EK. The presence of C allele, CC, and GC genotype of BclI polymorphism, G allele and GA genotype for N363S and ER22/23EK variants respectively were associated with increased rDD risk. Two haplotypes indicated higher susceptibility for rDD, while haplotype GAG played a protective role with ORdis 0.29 [95 % confidence interval (CI) = 0.13–0.64]. Data generated from this study support the earlier results that genetic variants of the NR3C1 gene are associated with rDD and suggest further consideration on the possible involvement of these variants in etiology of the disease.
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- Single nucleotide polymorphisms of NR3C1 gene and recurrent depressive disorder in population of Poland
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Molecular Biology Reports
Volume 40, Issue 2 , pp 1693-1699
- Cover Date
- 2013-02
- 10.1007/s11033-012-2220-9
- Print ISSN
- 0301-4851
- Online ISSN
- 1573-4978
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Depressive disorder
- Single nucleotide polymorphism
- Glucocorticoid receptor
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Elżbieta Gałecka (1)
- Janusz Szemraj (5)
- Małgorzata Bieńkiewicz (3)
- Ireneusz Majsterek (4)
- Karolina Przybyłowska-Sygut (4)
- Piotr Gałecki (2)
- Andrzej Lewiński (1) (6)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Endocrinology and Metabolic Diseases, Medical University of Łódź, 281/289, Rzgowska St, 93-338, Lodz, Poland
- 5. Department of Medical Biochemistry, Medical University of Łódź, Lodz, Poland
- 3. Department of Quality Control and Radiological Protection, Medical University of Łódź, Lodz, Poland
- 4. Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Medical University of Łódź, Lodz, Poland
- 2. Department of Adult Psychiatry, Medical University of Łódź, Lodz, Poland
- 6. Polish Mother's Memorial Hospital–Research Institute, Lodz, Poland


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It didn't take long for the Asylum Street Spankers' video for "Stick Magnetic Ribbons on Your SUV" to become a big hit on YouTube. It's exactly the type of guffaw-inducing political satire that gets e-blasted throughout cyberspace. Like any good Spankers' song (remember "Boogers"?), "Ribbons" starts out innocently enough, sounding like the kind of quaint, old-fashioned Americana you could share with Gramps ukulele, tenor banjo, washboard, and harmonica are part of the many musical ingredients. But then the lyrics start up. To wit: "Please don't send me to Iran, and I sure don't wanna see Afghanistan/Any day now I could be another grunt sporting a stump/So buy another ribbon while you're paying at the pump." It's like The Daily Show meets vaudeville.
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Natural variation in nuclear characters of meristems in Vicia faba
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The natural variation in chromosome size in root-tip and shoot apex meristems of Vicia faba has been studied. Chromosomes in main root-tips of one week old plants are 2–3 times larger than those in small lateral root-tips of 3 week old plants. While the nuclear DNA content remains constant, the nuclear RNA and nuclear histone contents show a positive linear correlation with chromosome volume. The DNA: histone ratio varies and is lowest in cells with large chromosomes. Nuclear volume and chromosome volume are not linearly related and changes in nuclear density therefore seem likely. A positive linear relationship between chromosome volume and mitotic index in colchicined squashes is demonstrated. The results strongly suggest that variation in chromosome size indicates a corresponding change in the rate of cell metabolism and may well reflect change in genetic activity.
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- Natural variation in nuclear characters of meristems in Vicia faba
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Volume 29, Issue 3 , pp 317-335
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- 1970-09
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