text:
Small Happy Jack Button
Just Another Button Company
$2.00 + $3.39 shipping within the U.S.
In Stock. Usually ships in 1-2 business days.
Item: 4599S - Type: Buttons.
123Stitch.com ships via the U.S. Postal Service to anywhere in the world. Orders to the U.S. typically arrive 3-5 days after we ship.
Shipping charges are shown in your shopping cart every time you add an item.
If you are not completely satisfied with any of our products, you can return it to us within 30 days for a full refund.
People Who Bought This Also Bought...
|Large Happy Jack - Button by Just Another Button Company
|Small Spider - Button by Just Another Button Company
(3 reviews)
|Large Lemon Star - Button by Just Another Button Company
|Small Tombstone - Button by Just Another Button Company
|Wee Happy Jack - Button by Just Another Button Company
Other Popular Items You May Like
|Arrow and Spike Necklaces - Silver by Darice
Worn separate or layered together, these coordinated necklaces from our Delicately Yours collection are perfect for highlighting your neckline with a silvery matte finish.
Edgy in their style, these necklaces come two to a pack featuring a spike pendant and an arrow pendant with an accent of color. Including a 16 and 19-inch necklace, each jewelry piece is complete with chain extenders. 2 necklaces per package.
|$6.99 $5.46
|Square Chess Board Print Infinity Scarf - Black
Flat size approximately 20" x 34". 100% Polyester.
$5.49 $4.38
|Silver Tone Turquoise Stone Fish Hook Chandelier Earrings
Burnished Silver Tone, Turquoise Stone, Fish Hook Chandelier Earring Set. 1" X 3 1/2".
|Antique Silver Tone Heart Pendant Necklace
Antique Silver Tone, Fish Hook (earrings), Heart Pendant Necklace & Earring Set. Length 17 1/2" + extender. Pendant 1 1/4" X 1 7/8". Earrings 1 1/4".
$9.37 $7.49
|Pave Teardrop Tassel Necklace Set - Gold and Mint
Necklace: Approximately 21" length. Lobster claw clasp with 3" extender.
Earrings: Drop Approximately 0.2". Post Back.
$6.49 $5.18
|Ivory Viscose Woven Hat Embroidered Infinity Scarf
Ivory Viscose Woven Hat Embroidered Infinity Scarf.
|Antique Silver Tone Filigree Horse Earrings and Pendant
Antique Silver Tone, Fish Hook (earrings), Western Theme Filigree Horse Earrings & Pendant. Pendant 2 3/8" X 1 7/8". Earrings 1" X 1".
$9.37 $7.49
|Tanzanite Swarovski Crystal Post Round Button Earrings
Tanzanite Crystal Post Round Button Earring Set. 7/16" diameter. Swarovski crystal.
$4.24 $3.39
|Print Scarf - 13x60 Satin Stripe - Christmas Reindeer Black
13" x 60". 100% Polyester.
Don't miss any of our special sales or offers! Sign up for our Weekly Ad today!
Cross Stitch, Fabric, Floss, Thread, Earrings, Necklaces, Scarves, Rubber Stamps and Dies


text:
One FC on Thursday announced three more bouts for its upcoming One FC 9: Rise to Power, which takes place on May 31 at the MOA Arena in Manila, Philippines.
Kevin Belington and Masakatsu Ueda will square off in the promotion's Bantamweight Grand Prix final. The winner will earn a shot at the One FC bantamweight champion.
Eduard Folayang is also back in action against UFC and WEC veteran Kamal Shalorus and fan favorite Phil Baroni return face Japanese knockout artist Nobutatsu Suzuki.
"One FC: Rise to Power will feature some of the biggest names in Asian MMA as we return to the fight capital of Asia," said One FC CEO Victor Cui. "I'm beyond excited to see Honorio Banario back in action in front of his home crowd at the state-of-the art Mall of Asia Arena. Bibiano Fernandes taking on Koetsu Okazaki has all the ingredients for a possible Fight of the Night with one of the world's greatest pound-for-pound fighters squaring off against a Japanese submission artist who is known for his impressive grappling game. I know fans cannot wait to watch these warriors collide on 31 May."
Bantamweight Grand Prix finalist Kevin Belingon is a Filipino MMA champion and one of the top MMA fighters ever to emerge from the Philippines. It took him a few fights to become accustomed to competing inside the One FC cage, but once he found his rhythm, the result was spectacular as he blasted through Yusup Saadulaev and Thanh Vu in less than a round to earn a slot in the Bantamweight Grand Prix Final.
Masakatsu Ueda is a Bellator veteran and former Shooto featherweight champion, a belt he defended successfully three times. He has an outstanding 17-2-2 record, and is widely regarded as one of the top bantamweights in the world. A very well-rounded fighter, he submitted MMA legend Jens Pulver at One FC: Kings & Champions to earn a slot in the final of the Bantamweight Grand Prix.
A lightweight bout that is sure to get the crowd on their feet will pit Filipino MMA legend Eduard Folayang against UFC veteran Kamal Shalorus.
Folayang, a former schoolteacher, he is renowned for being humble and respectful outside the cage, but a determined and relentless competitor inside. Folayang will square off against the resilient submission specialist from Iran, Kamal Shalorus.
Shalorus was born in the city of Khalkhal in Iran. He began wrestling as a teenager before moving to the United States to train in MMA. He is a UFC and WEC veteran with notable wins over Justin Milles and Bart Palaszewski.
Phil Baroni, a UFC and Pride veteran, will be back in action on May 31 when he battles up-and-coming Japanese mixed martial artist Nobutatsu Suzuki. Baroni has faced some of the toughest opponents in the world and is renowned for his one-punch knockout power. Despite being one of the hardest punchers to ever compete in MMA, it's not just Baroni's hard-hitting fists that the fans come to see. His brash and charismatic personality and inimitable swagger down the fighter's entrance makes him one of the biggest showmen in MMA.
Suzuki is the complete opposite in personality, but identical in fighting style. Eight of his fights have been won via knockout. On May 31, he will look to make Baroni number nine.
One FC: Rise to Power is headlined by a featherweight championship bout between reigning champion Honorio "The Rock" Banario against number one contender Koji Oishi and Bibiano Fernandes taking on Koetsu Okazaki for the One FC bantamweight interim title.
UFC on Saturday announced that two-time UFC tournament champion Don "The Predator" Frye has been named to the 2016 UFC Hall of Fame class as a Pioneer. read news >>
After plenty of posturing by all parties involved, the UFC confirmed Saturday night Conor McGregor will return to the Octagon for a rematch with Nate Diaz, per UFC commentator Jon Anik. The two will read news >>
Late last year, Brock Lesnar said he felt he got "robbed" by diverticulitis that cost him the prime of his UFC career. Now, as he prepares for a one-off return at UFC 200, Lesnar's ready to prove to read news >>
Considering the road he's been on to the top, it's hard to think that anybody could have envisioned Michael Bisping cracking the Top 15 of the pound-for-pound rankings. But as Bisping proved at UFC 1 read news >>
After losing three consecutive bouts, former lightweight champion Anthony Pettis plans to make the move down to the featherweight division. read news >>
World Series of Fighting announced today that Thiago Meller has withdrawn from his scheduled welterweight contest against John Howard, who will now face Mike Arrant at WSOF 31. read news >>
UFC announced today it will stage its second Canadian event of the year at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Saturday, August 27. UFC FIGHT NIGHT® will mark the fourth UFC card in Vancouver read news >>
UFC announced that the classic 1998 fight between Pete Williams and Mark Coleman will be inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame's 'Fight Wing' and serve as the final induction of the 2016 class. read news >>
UFC today announced that the classic 1998 fight between Pete Williams and Mark Coleman will be inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame's 'Fight Wing.' read news >>
Former WWE champion CM Punk will make his professional MMA debut in a welterweight bout against New Jersey's Mickey Gall at UFC 203 on Saturday, September 10. The UFC confirmed the fight on Thursday read news >>

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Polar bears help us gain an understanding of what is happening throughout the Arctic, as a polar bear at risk may signal something is wrong elsewhere in the arctic marine ecosystem.
- Large carnivores - those that are at the apex or top of the food chain - are particularly sensitive indicators of the health of an ecosystem... in this case, the Arctic.
Polar bears
scientific name
Ursus maritimus
352 - 680 kg
2 - 3 m
22-31,000 polar bears worldwide
Polar bear news
Research puts little-known polar bear population on the map
A research expedition is casting light on the little-known polar bear population of Russia's Kara Sea
Polar bear conflict at record high in Greenland
A year of record warm temperatures and lower than normal sea ice has led to more polar bears than ever entering Greenland's communities.
From the blog
Old bears and new
Since 2003, WWF has partnered with the Norwegian Polar Institute (NPI) to track Svalbard polar bears by satellite. The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world, rapidly altering the sea ice that polar bears depend upon. This research helps scientists understand how polar bears are adapting to changing ice conditions. […]
Why is the polar bear so important?
Polar bears and sea ice
By 2040, the summer sea ice could be reduced to a small fringe on the northern coasts of Canada and Greenland. This is the Last Ice Area.
Learn more about the Last Ice Area
What WWF is doing for polar bears
We get results!
Arctic Nations commit to international plan for polar bears
All five states with polar bear populations have committed to the first-ever circumpolar action plan to protect and manage the bears and their ...
WWF sheds light on little-known Kara Sea polar bears
With shipping traffic is set to increase in Russia's North, WWF has set the foundation for a long-overdue survey of polar bear distribution in the ...


text:
This page contains Just Cause 2 Hints for PC called "Points of interest" and has been posted or updated on Apr 1, 2016 by deedrdeeds.
- Developer: Avalanche Studios
- Publisher: Square Enix
- Genre: Action Adventure
- Release: Mar 23, 2010
- ESRB: Mature
Points of interest
Explore the following coordinates to find the corresponding point of interest.
Snow Peak
Co-ordinates: 20546 x 11828
Desert Peak
Co-ordinates: 8082 x 28454
Tropical Peak
Co-ordinates: 29197 x 28065
Mile High Club
Co-ordinates: 29584 x 11435
Details: If you jump from the top of the two airships you have more than enough height to get the 1000m base jump.
Bubble Blaster (Weapon)
Coordinates: 4247 x 25959
Details: At the top level of a small stone tower. It does no damage, but firing it at the police gets your heat up. Ammo is 300, + full clip.
Beached whale
Coordinates: 29678 x 31349
Details: An armor part can be found inside whale.
Fake shark
Coordinates: 12665 x 22595
Details: Roams around the small lagoon at this location. A motorized shark fin - there is no shark beneath it, just some sort of motor beneath the waterline.
Hot air balloon
Coordinates: 7348 x 16140
Details: Marked as a ? on your pullout map. Disposable helicopter/plane recommended. Shoot off all the sand bags, then activate the burner a bunch of times to get it going. You have no real control over its direction and you cant do a base jump off of it.
Lost Island
Coordinates: The small island in the top left of the map; the hatch is at 1743 x 4363.
Details: Your plane blows up when you are over the island; you can still order stuff from the black market.
Race Track
Co-ordinates: 9170 x 11413
Details: A very fast car can be found here.
Mount Rushmore Clone
Coordinates: 30453 x 30698, slightly southeast of the military base
Details: Similar to Mount Rushmore.
Mile High Club
Co-ordinates: 29584 x 11435
Details: Helicopter recommended. A large floating airship suspending a reasonable sized deck. Features a helipad and a private jet you can use to leave. You can make a 1000m base jump by jumping off the top of the balloons.
Ski Resort
Coordinates: 24574 x 14786
Panau Casino
Coordinates: 18565 x 17755
Panau International Airport
Coordinates: 9748 x 12798
Details: Military-controlled airport.
Panau Capital City
Coordinates: 3741 x 15786
Giant Satellite Dish
Coordinates: 23440 x 17420
Details: Great for getting stunt driver points -- just drive really quickly round it.
Cape Carnival Rocket base
Coordinates: 30172 x 14068
Karl Blaine's House
Coordinates: 17276 x 14343
Roaches HQ
Coordinates: 12063 x 11326
Reapers HQ
Coordinates: 17604 x 12909
Ular Boys
Coordinates: 17166 x 17225
Please Submit a Problem for any incomplete, non-working or fake cheat listed above.
If you know other secrets, hints, glitches or level guides, then please Submit your Cheats and share your insights with other gamers.
Stuck in this game? Set a specific, clearly defined question and let other gamers answer your question or view answers to previously asked questions. If you think you are an expert then please try to help others with their questions.
Just Cause 2 - Vehicles Gameplay
- Aug 21, 2014, Views: 65
Just Cause 2 - Trailer
- Aug 21, 2014, Views: 43
Just Cause 2 - Island Of Panau Trailer
- Aug 21, 2014, Views: 36
Just Cause 2 - Featurette Gameplay
- Aug 21, 2014, Views: 52
- The Journey: Bob's Story, (PC)
- Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, (PS4)
- Skylanders Battlecast Cards To Life, (AND)
- LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens, (PS4)
- Mafia 3, (PS4)
- Forestry 2017 - The Simulation, (XONE)
- MX Vs. ATV Supercross Encore, (XONE)
- Tayutama 2: You're The Only One, (PC)
- Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare, (PS4)
- Get 'Em, (iOS)
- Quest To Aztlan, (iOS)
- Paranormal Minis, (iOS)
- Station Manager, (iOS)
- Iron Mission - Classic Arcade Shoot'em Up, (iOS)
- Epic Flail (Noxus Ltd), (iOS)
- 2-bit Cowboy Rides Again, (iOS)
- Dungeons Of Chaos Unity Edition, (iOS)
- Rule With An Iron Fish, (iOS)
- Heroes Of Loot 2, (iOS)
- Fi, Chris And The Apocalypse, (iOS)
- Dig Deep!, (iOS)


text:
When Sipho Hlongwane (@comradesipho), a writer and political and social commentator, proudly accepted the ANC Youth League's disparaging moniker of "Desktop Activist" in March this year, he joined the ranks of activists the world over who use the web to speak truth to power.
The internet, offering free publishing platforms that are constantly evolving, is an activist's dream. It offers a wide reach, easy access to those in power (in some cases), and with the evolution of mobile platforms, an unprecedented approach to citizen mobilisation.
Hlongwane was protesting the Youth League's handling of the media, after it was discovered that they had been compiling "incriminating" dossiers on particular journalists which they threatened to release, should the journalists not follow instructions from the Youth League. Using his Twitter account, @comradesipho, and the #SpeakZA trending topic, he took the Youth League to task for their behaviour. The Youth League responded, dismissing Hlongwane as a "desktop activist" a phrase that was taken up and championed by many, and that spawned a Desktop Activist twibbon (twibbons are images overlayed on your Twitter profile image).
South African netizens in the know took up the cause, defending the Constitution proudly, and with some tongue-in-cheek sported their "desktop activist" twibbons; the who's who of the ZANet trumpeted the cause to viral success (see the supporting blog roll on Hlongwane's blog), and we all felt worthy, like we were doing something. Maybe we did. The Youth League didn't quite limp off tail between legs, but they took notice.
The social and connected nature of the web today has made activism easy. But is it possibly too easy? Is it a good thing that you can feel you are changing the world one click at a time?
How many Facebook groups dedicated to good causes sit on your profile, looking good, but doing nothing? How many email petitions have been deleted from your inbox because they'd come around for the fifth time? Ethan Zuckerman, an early HTML guru now lecturing on digital democracy, cautions against "slacktivism" which Wikipedia defines as "a pejorative term that describes "feel-good" measures, in support of an issue or social cause, that have little or no practical effect other than to make the person doing it feel satisfaction."
As much as the internet and mobile platforms enable advocacy, fund raising and activist communications, they also lead to "point and click" activism. Joining a Facebook group to "protest" human rights abuses is easy. Click the "Join" tab. Your friends know you're protesting; if you're a celebrity social networker, your social currency increases; if you're on Twitter, you retweet the awful statistics and you feel like you have made a difference. But have you truly become an activist?
These days in South Africa, you're unlikely to feel the wrath of the government for saying, writing, tweeting, or posting something seditious. But your days as an online activist would be numbered in China, Pakistan, Iran, or in any number of oppressive regimes where the government is fully aware of the power of information and communication technologies.
In these and other regimes the freedoms that desktop activists take for granted have real-world consequences; arrest, jail, torture, and if you're likely to heed an online/mobile call to action, even death. Last year's political unrest after the Iranian elections, driven by younger citizens and their Twitter accounts, saw Neda Ahga-Soltan become a martyr for democracy in that country as her death from a government-powered bullet was recorded and uploaded within minutes to YouTube. In China, internet activist Hu Jia is well-known for his unceasing criticism of the government, despite being imprisoned and denied medical parole.
While developed countries' slacktavists point and click for change, the developing world is garnering its tools to covertly arrange meetings, spread dissent and, in the case of more stable developing economies, enable access to banking, wireless connectivity and bridging the "digital divide" for among others, rural women. And while governments crack down on covert activities and seditious idea-mongering by restricting access to the web and monitoring cellphone usage, coders are finding ways around their attempts as fast as they can be instituted.
Zuckerman, advising online activists on how to create meaningful change, suggests offline activity that complements credit card donations or adding signatures to email petitions. The corollary to this is for truly engaged change agents to demand accountability and action from the initiators. Creating a group isn't enough; demand regular updates on where funding is going and how it is being used; question the purpose of the group beyond "raising awareness" and ask what the offline activities it proposes are.
The choice truly lies with you, to be a desktop activist, or a slacktavist.
Regular news & updates from Memeburn delivered right to your inbox. Enter your email address below:
The Conjuring 2 movie review: nuns have never been this scary
HTML5 has changed the internet but the world's now ready for HTML6
Father's Day sees a spike in 'daddy' searches, Pornhub finds
5 extremely effective content marketing strategies to boost site traffic
5 buzzing trends that will shape your SEO in 2016 (and beyond)
Google Chrome bug makes saving Netflix movies a cinch
10 incredibly cool Google Chrome keyboard shortcuts you should know
How to tell if your child is being cyberbullied
Digital everywhere: it's time to break our attachment to traditional advertising
Facebook debuts Google Chrome 'Save to Facebook' extension
Newly discovered Symantec vulnerability is 'as bad as it gets', affects 25 products
Mark Zuckerberg's new Hawaiian wall is pissing off locals, probably Trump too
10 massive tech trends changing the way governments work
Cyber security is increasingly a battle of the people versus email scammers
It's important to put yourself in the agencie...
I offered a 21st century city portal to the W...
On Windows update don't include update: KB303...
What a beautiful town. I was born and lived t...
Yeah now you can't play your Digital PS2 game...
Congrats guys and gals. Well done!...
Memeburn focuses on everything digital in the emerging markets sphere. More about us here
More in Future Trends, Social media


text:
Last update: Thursday 27 December 2012 [237 news items]
Support from "Rich dad" crucial to play at the DRAM table, says Kingmax chairman
Dec 15, 14:46
With Korea-based players gaining a larger share of the present DRAM market, chairman of DRAM module house Kingmax Semiconductor has suggested capital and strong backing are key to...
Rexchip to apply for listing in 2010, say sources
Dec 15, 11:34
Rexchip Electronics, a 64%-held subsidiary of Japan's Elpida Memory, plans to apply for listing on Taiwan's over-the-counter (OTC) stock market in 2010, according to industry sources...
Winbond sees November sales soar 119% on year
Dec 10, 11:46
Niche DRAM maker Winbond Electronics has posted revenues of NT$2.12 billion (US$65.63 million) for November, up 2.8% sequentially and 119.1% on year. For the first 11 months of 2009,...
ProMOS looking to draw new investors, says chairman
Dec 9, 12:29
ProMOS Technologies has contacted four potential investors, and expects to draw new funds by May or June 2010 to help smoothly ramp its chip production based on Elpida Memory's designs,...
Elpida upbeat on DRAM outlook; to strengthen ties with Taiwan partners
Dec 9, 10:55
DRAM prices are expected to bounce back in January 2010, according to Elpida Memory CEO Yukio Sakamoto, adding that he believes supply will run short of global DRAM demand in the...
Taiwan DRAM combined 2010 capex less than Samsung's projected budget
Dec 4, 11:48
The combined 2010 capex of four Taiwan-based DRAM makers – Inotera Memories, Nanya Technology, Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation and ProMOS Technologies – will hover...
DRAM makers Nanya and Inotera revenues hit year-high in November 2009
Dec 4, 10:57
Nanya Technology saw its November 2009 revenues increase 7% on month to NT$6.05 billion (US$188.47 million), while Inotera Memories' revenues grew 15% sequentially to NT$4.32 billion,...
Nanya and Inotera to report revenue growth in November
Dec 2, 15:35
DRAM makers Nanya Technology and Inotera Memories are expected to see November 2009 revenues hit NT$6 billion (US$186 million) and NT$4 billion, respectively, representing the highest...
PSC seeking to buy back Rexchip shares
Newswatch - Dec 2, 14:06
Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) has proposed talks about buying back Rexchip Electronics shares from Elpida Memory, according to industry sources. PSC's stake in Rexchip...
PSC says it earned profits in November
Dec 2, 11:39
Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) has announced net sales grew 27% sequentially to NT$5.38 billion (US$167 million) in November, the highest since July 2008. The Taiwan-based...
DRAM price outlook depressed through year-end 2009, say Taiwan makers
Dec 1, 15:12
DRAM prices are unlikely to stave off a decline in prices by the end of 2009, around when suppliers tend to unload inventory to bolster their annual financial results, according to...
Increased supply drags down DDR2 spot prices, says DRAMeXchange
Nov 30, 12:08
Average spot prices for eTT 1Gb DDR2 trended down 3.82% in one day to close at US$2.06 on November 27, whereas the branded segment also slid by 1.04% to US$2.47, DRAMeXchange data...
Taiwan DRAM restructuring hits dead end
Nov 27, 17:12
Taiwan's legislative economics committee on November 26 voted unanimously against the Ministry of Economic Affairs' (MOEA's) request for funds to invest in Taiwan Innovative Memory...
PSC to see 30-40% DRAM bit growth in 4Q09
Nov 27, 10:28
Taiwan-based Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) is speeding up capacity expansion on a recovery in market demand, and its fourth-quarter DRAM bit growth is likely to reach...
MOEA continues to lobby for DRAM funding, says minister
Newswatch - Nov 24, 16:48
Taiwan's economics minister Shih Yen-shiang has said the ministry will carry on efforts to lobby legislative committees for funding to support Taiwan Innovative Memory Company (TIMC),...
Taiwan DRAM sector to continue lagging behind without consolidation, says Kingston co-founder
Nov 23, 16:35
Taiwan-based DRAM makers will find they lack competitiveness against the world's bigger players in the long term, if they cannot work out efficient solutions – such as consolidation...
DRAM prices likely to drop in December, say module makers
Nov 18, 12:24
Some DRAM module makers in Taiwan are forecasting a price correction to reflect seasonal demand in December, and have expressed caution about the near-term chip pricing.
DRAM production costs to drop significantly in 2010, say Taiwan makers
Nov 17, 14:17
With more DRAM producers progressing to next-generation production process, the competition in die shrink will cause an overall reduction in DRAM production costs in 2010, according...
MOEA to resubmit DRAM funding bid, says paper
Newswatch - Nov 16, 15:38
With a committee of Taiwan lawmakers having rejected a funding bid for the government's plan to restructure the island's DRAM sector, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has said...
ProMOS says partnership with Elpida not affected by TIMC fate
Nov 13, 11:47
The uncertain fate of Taiwan Innovation Memory Company (TIMC, previously Taiwan Memory Company) has nothing to do with ProMOS Technologies' supply agreement with Elpida Memory, according...
Taiwan legislature rejects DRAM fund bid
Nov 12, 11:40
The Taiwan government efforts to overhaul the island's memory chip industry have suffered a setback after the legislature on Wednesday (November 11) rejected a proposal to inject...
TIMC eligible for government funds, says official
Newswatch - Nov 11, 15:04
The application submitted by Taiwan Innovation Memory Company (TIMC, previously Taiwan Memory Company) for government funding has been granted initial approval, according to Taiwan's...
Nanya Technology lands NT$18 billion in syndicated loans
Nov 10, 15:21
Nanya Technology on November 9 signed on for a syndicated loan of NT$18 billion (US$554 million), with the fund earmarked for its process advancement, according to the company. The...
Samsung, Hynix continue to expand DRAM presence, says DRAMeXchange
Nov 9, 15:08
Global DRAM revenues increased 40.7% on quarter to US$5.719 billion in the third quarter of 2009, according to DRAMeXchange. Samsung Electronics' and Hynix Semiconductor's combined...
Nov 6, 12:24
Nanya Technology on November 5 announced its board of directors has approved plans to raise an estimated NT$16 billion (US$491.94 million) by issuing 800 million new shares. The DRAM...
DRAM makers shift focus away from expanding capacity, says iSuppli
Nov 6, 11:41
After engaging in a massive capital spending program during the middle of the decade, the worldwide DRAM industry now has sufficient manufacturing capacity to last through 2012, causing...
Elpida and ProMOS ink partnership on DRAM
Nov 6, 10:28
Elpida Memory and ProMOS Technologies announced on November 6 the signing of a DRAM foundry agreement.
Elpida swings to operating profit in Jul-Sep 2009
Nov 5, 17:04
Elpida Memory has announced net sales for the second quarter of its fiscal 2009 (ended September 30, 2009) rose 32.1% sequentially to 95.9 billion yen (US$1.06 billion), with operating...
Elpida licensing deal with TIMC remains firm, says TIMC designated head
Nov 5, 11:36
John Hsuan, who has been tapped to set up Taiwan Innovative Memory Company (TIMC), has reiterated that the licensing terms in an agreement reached with technology partner Elpida Memory...
DRAM contract prices to rise by double-digits in November, says Nanya
Nov 4, 11:06
Contract quotes for DRAM chips may continue to grow by a double-digit percentage in November, according to Pai Pei-Lin, vice president and spokesperson of Nanya Technology. Pai said...
DRAM maker PSC revenues up 63% in October
Nov 3, 16:35
Powerchip Semiconductor (PSC) has reported revenues of NT$4.239 billion (US$131 million) for October 2009, the highest since August 2008. The figure also showed a 63% growth from...
Elpida takes director-seat majority following Rexchip shuffle
Nov 3, 15:47
Taiwan-based DRAM maker Rexchip Electronics has recently reshuffled its board of directors with Elpida Memory occupying six seats and Powerchip Semiconductor (PSC) four, according...
Nanya reportedly to step into CMOS image sensor production
Oct 27, 15:12
DRAM maker Nanya Technology has been in talks with CMOS image sensor (CIS) designers Aptina Imaging, Himax Imaging, Omnivision and Pixart Imaging for the possible release of foundry...
DRAM recovery to continue into 2010, says iSuppli
Oct 23, 10:24
The DRAM industry in the second and third quarters of 2009 posted the strongest sequential growth in revenue and pricing seen in at least five years, indicating that the recent market...
DRAM contract prices continuing rally through 4Q09; shortage expected in 2010, says Nanya VP
Oct 22, 11:25
Contract quotes for DRAM chips will continue to rise in November, according to Pai Pei-Lin, vice president and spokesperson of Nanya Technology. Pai also foresees a shortage of memory...
- MediaTek rolls out 4G solutions for vehicle recorder market
- Largan expected to keep lead in smartphone dual-lens module
- Getac expects strong 2H12
- Neo Solar Power unveils 3 high-efficiency solar cell models
- Foxconn chairman expects channel retail business to grow strongly in 1 year
- CPT at full capacity with order visibility through 3Q16, says president
- Acer achieves breakthroughs in non-PC businesses, says chairman
- Taiwan sets 2025 target renewable energy installation capacity at 27.423GW
- Digitimes Research: Samsung Display, LG Display to keep expanding AMOLED capacities
- Chenbro to expand capacity to meet growing demand from data centers
- China makers count on government subsidies for profits, says report
- Shenzhen Stock Exchange questions NavInfo acquisition bid for MediaTek China unit
- Apple developing Micro LED panels for Apple Watch, say Taiwan makers
- Sonix 2Q16 revenues to rise 50-60%, says report
- Taiwan market: 641,000 handsets sold in May, says CNA
- Everlight plays down impact of Japan patent infringement ruling
- Digitimes Research: Tablet AP shipments in China to decrease 2.9% in 2016
- Canadian Solar, Flextronics to jointly set up PV module factory in Brazil, says Absolar
- Foxconn chairman looks at LeEco ecosystem for possible cooperation
- DoC imposes tariffs on China-made SolarCity PV modules
- Acer expects Europe operation to be affected by UK vote
- Power transistors to see less volatility in second half of decade, says IC Insights
- Taiwan market: APT to launch VoWiFi services
- Compal chairman expects Taiwan exports to benefit from rising Japanese Yen
- Beijing to build new IC industrial park with total investment of CNY4 billion, says report
- Releases
- White papers
- Bulletin
- Taiwan Pavilion features innovative smart Taiwan at MWC Shanghai
- Open innovation platform helps shape the landscape of IoT applications
- Institute for information industry and open connectivity foundation join forces to enable global IoT market opportunities for Taiwan-based vendors
- USB-IF promotes USB Type-C connectors to enhance performance and user experience
- CSO: Heavy duty fuse clip designed for voltages up to 1500 VAC / VDC and currents to 32 A
- Unisys IT Implementation of Unisys Stealth Solution for Data Center Segmentation
- AccuTouch Five Wire Resistive Touchscreens
- Getting the Most Out Of Your Next Generation Digital Security Surveillance System
- Embracing the New Generation Intel Atom Family with DDR3 Memory Support
- Got The Message? Ensuring efficient and reliable delivery of content across a mission critical digital signage network
- Perforce Software Wins Develop Industry Excellence Award for the Second Year in a Row
- Perforce Teams with Leading Git Client Developer fournova
- Perforce Introduces Helix GitSwarm: Flexible Git Ecosystem Mirrored to a Powerful Mainline Repository
- Perforce Helix Distributed Version Control System Brings Greater Flexibility While Maintaining Enterprise-class Security, Auditability and Control
- Perforce Powers Development of Legacy Quest for iOS and Android
24-Jun-2016 markets closed
|TSE electronic
|OTC electronic
- Brexit: UK votes to leave EU in historic referendum (Jun 24) - BBC News
- Why you should care about the Brexit vote (Jun 21) - CNNMoney
- Tesla makes offer to acquire SolarCity (Jun 21) - Company release
- Ericsson faces US corruption probe: Swedish newspaper (Jun 16) - Reuters
- Counterfeits often better quality, says Alibaba's Jack Ma (Jun 15) - BBC News
- Siemens CEO says not interested in robot maker Kuka (Jun 12) - Reuters
- Foreign investors unload Japanese stocks as disenchantment grows (Jun 9) - Wall Street Journal
- Chinese fund buys Italian robot toolmaker (Jun 12) - The Financial Times
- Digitimes Research: 4 million 9.7-inch iPad Pros to ship in 1H16
- Digitimes Research: Global all-in-one PC shipments to drop 3.9% on year in 2015
- Mentor Graphics Veloce VirtuaLAB adds protocols for networking designs
- Mouser Electronics undergoing expansion
- Digitimes Research: iPad Pro shipments to be less than 3 million units in 4Q15
The gaming notebook competition: Q&A with Jone Chang from Gigabyte notebook department
Gaming notebooks have become the main focus of Gigabyte Technology's notebook department and despite...
Powering the cloud: Intel embraces new identity
The next wave of computing is now beginning to define the IT industry, where the boundaries of computing...
A new cycle begins for desktop motherboards: Q&A with Gigabyte technical marketing manager, Leon Chen
The launch of virtual reality headsets for the consumer market and the increasing demand for ultra...
IoT, Big Data and biological sciences: Q&A with Dassault Systemes president Bernard Charles
Dassault Systemes, a European multinational software company that develops 3D design, 3D engineering,...
- Smartphone and tablet industry: The view from Taiwan - May 2012
Taiwan-based companies have a long and successful history of involvement in the supply chain for mobile devices, which for the purposes of this article consist...
- Taiwan motherboard industry overview - May 2012
The year 2011 saw the motherboard industry reverse its trend of declining shipments year-on-year, to post a slight 0.2% growth. This upturn in fortunes was expected...
- Notebook market overview - Jun 2011
The notebook industry in 2010 experienced several major events that significantly changed the industry's ecosystem for the year and the industry is also believed...
- LCD TV overview - Jun 2011
Growth of the global LCD TV market was not as strong as expected in 2010 as the market continued to feel the aftershocks of the economic recession that had hit...
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.


text:
Sort by Relevance
Sort by Date
Today with Sean... (2)
Programme Report (1)
Audio (1)
National Car... (2)
Last year the operators of the National Car Test tested over a million cars – over half of them were so called "fail refusals". The top five failure items were: ...
Sunday Sport
Visit Site
Listen Live
Drama On One
Morning Ireland
Marian Finucane
Today with Sean O'Rourke
Playback with Marian Richardson
Inside Culture
The Late Debate
The Ryan Tubridy Show
The Business
This Week
Saturday with Claire Byrne
News At One
The Ray D'Arcy Show
Sunday with Miriam from Tigh Leo in Gweedore
Shooting in Dublin's North Inner City
How Much Screentime Is Ok?
Katie Hopkins | Brain Surgery
David McSavage | TV Licence
Drivetime | MMA


text:
/PRNewswire/ -- The Financial sector remains in rough waters, down 3.6% in the NYSE Index and 3.1% in the S&P 500 on Monday. Today,... ...http://in.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=71835534
/PRNewswire/ -- Economic uncertainty and pricing pressures remain the Biotech industry's biggest threats, but despite the challenges, several... ...http://in.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=71835482
/PRNewswire/ -- This morning, Stock-Callers.com takes a look at the Television Broadcasting industry, which continues to evolve as new and other... ...http://in.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=71835423
/PRNewswire/ -- Staying connected has become imperative given the rapid advancements of technology. Stock-Callers.com looks at how these four... ...http://in.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=71835378
Robots that run on autonomous code or are powered by Artificial Intelligence could be governed by a special legal status, the European Union (EU)... ...http://www.medianama.com/2016/06/223-smart-robots-policy/


text:
Pfizer annual sales viagra, Viagra force discount, Ordering viagra from mexico
Why i must do my homework
Free online dating kenya
Cialis alpha blocker
OK, I know I've been away for a while and updates have been non-existent, but I bring this as a peace offering – January Jones nude for the first time ever. The film is Sweetwater, alternatively titled Sweet Revenge, and just like any other direct-to-DVD feature, it got very little fanfare. But of course, y'all know how I like to hunt for things like this. Not that her career has been particularly… news-worthy, but at age 35, one could certainly expect a nude scene from the South Dakotan actress to already exist. Such was not the case. At least, not until earlier this month, when the rape-and-revenge western was released.
Where to buy illegal viagra, Viagra farmacia online italiana, Generic viagra review online
Buy essay uk cheap
Christliche partnersuche im test
Gm top buyer of viagra
I honestly wouldn't have expected there to be nudity watching the film if I hadn't known about it beforehand. We get a few scenes with January Jones naked early on, and in each of them, she's covered up with something or other. It was a rather pleasant turn when, later on in the movie, she strips down to her old-timey underwear breeches and wades out into the water with her boobies bouncing about freely. She gets accosted by a pair of unsavory gentlemen, but a gradual reveal shows her already prepared, a gun tucked between her titties. Long story short – she kills them, all while never bothering to cover up her stunning breasts.
Viagra singapore where to buy, Acquisti on line viagra, Buy viagra in china
Persuasive essay writing help
Linda's singletreff
Bingo buy game online viagra
It's not a particularly long scene, but it has January Jones topless in it, so it's a-ok in my books. I could say something similar for the movie itself. The fact that it's been released directly to home media rather than theaters seems to have earned it a pinch of negative press from the hordes of the internet, but honestly, it was a pretty entertaining film, and I quite enjoyed it. Think of it as I Spit On Your Grave meets Django. Clip and caps of the January Jones nude scene from Sweetwater – or, Sweet Vengeance, if you prefer – are below.
Download the video clip:? dead link removed ? [what is this?]
Length: 01:17
Size: 61 MB
Password: faptuary.net


text:
All Topics
Biotech Business
Biotech Products
Drug Discovery
Infectious Diseases
Mental Health
Public Health
Track topics on Twitter Track topics that are important to you
Photosensitivity Current Biological Overview PubMed articles on BioPortfolio. Our PubMed references draw on over 21 million records from the medical literature. Here you can see the latest Photosensitivity Current Biological Overview articles that have been published worldwide.
We have published hundreds of Photosensitivity Current Biological Overview news stories on BioPortfolio along with dozens of Photosensitivity Current Biological Overview Clinical Trials and PubMed Articles about Photosensitivity Current Biological Overview for you to read. In addition to the medical data, news and clinical trials, BioPortfolio also has a large collection of Photosensitivity Current Biological Overview Companies in our database. You can also find out about relevant Photosensitivity Current Biological Overview Drugs and Medications on this site too.
Editorial overview: Bioinorganic chemistry: Key roles for biological metal centers.
Editorial overview: Biophysical and molecular biological methods: Structure, dynamics, and single molecules.
Current advances in biosampling for therapeutic drug monitoring of psychiatric CNS drugs.
Many CNS drugs are effective for the treatment of psychiatric disorders. Psychotropic drugs work differently, thus clinical outcomes for many patients may be insufficient. For this reason it could be useful the measurement of drug levels for clinical decision-making. Analytical goals in therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM) should be established by selecting the appropriate biological matrix. The aim of this review is to highlight the usefulness of TDM for antiepileptics, antidepressants and antipsychotics, wit...
Drug-induced Photosensitivity.
Ultraviolet radiation is considered the main environmental physical hazard to the skin. It is responsible for photoaging, sunburns, carcinogenesis, and photodermatoses, including drug-induced photosensitivity. Drug-induced photosensitivity is an abnormal skin reaction either to sunlight or to artificial light. Drugs may be a cause of photoallergic, phototoxic, and photoaggravated dermatitis. There are numerous medications that can be implicated in these types of reactions. Recently, non-steroidal anti-infla...
Synthesis, Structure, Band Gap, and Near-Infrared Photosensitivity of a New Chalcogenide Crystal, (NH4)4Ag12Sn7Se22.
A new chalcogenide crystal, (NH4)4Ag12Sn7Se22 (FJSM-STS), has been solvothermally synthesized. The crystal structure, which is composed of arrays of [Sn3Se9]n(6n-) chains interconnecting [SnAg6Se10]n(10n-) and [Ag3Se4]n(5n-) layers, is unprecedented among the reported A/Ag/Sn/Q (A = cation; Q = S, Se, and Te) compounds. Optical absorption together with theoretical calculations of the band structure indicate a direct band gap of 1.21 eV for FJSM-STS, which is close to the ideal band gap to maximize the photo...
Data integration in biological research: an overview.
Data sharing, integration and annotation are essential to ensure the reproducibility of the analysis and interpretation of the experimental findings. Often these activities are perceived as a role that bioinformaticians and computer scientists have to take with no or little input from the experimental biologist. On the contrary, biological researchers, being the producers and often the end users of such data, have a big role in enabling biological data integration. The quality and usefulness of data integra...
Update on the current methods for the diagnosis and treatment of severe childhood asthma.
The level of asthma control is the key outcome towards which asthma management is evaluated. The majority of children with asthma can obtain adequate control of symptoms through avoidance of triggering factors and/or with the help of low to moderate doses of current available medications. However, there is still a group of children with poor symptom control despite intensive treatment. The current review will provide an overview of a standardized approach to characterize this heterogeneous group of severely...
IL-12 receptor 1β deficiency with features of autoimmunity and photosensitivity.
Primary immunodeficiences are often accompanied by autoimmune phenomena. IL-12 receptor deficiency is a well characterized primary immunodeficiency that leads to propensity to intracellular infections mainly with mycobacteria and Salmonella. We report on two patients with IL-12 receptor β1 deficiency that presented with autoimmune manifestations and photosensitivity dermatitis and describe possible pathogenetic mechanisms leading to development of clinically significant autoimmune phenomena.
The use of autologous fat grafting for a wide variety of clinical applications has increased dramatically over the past few decades. The article provides an overview of the technique, a historic background, and briefly explores some of the current ways in which fat grafting is being used in plastic surgery.
Anal Sphincter Augmentation Using Biological Material.
The aim of this review is to provide an overview of the use of biological materials in the augmentation of the anal sphincter either as part of an overlapping sphincter repair (OSR) or anal bulking procedure.
Fueling the Bio-economy: European Culture Collections and Microbiology Education and Training.
A survey of European Microbial Biological Resource Centers and their users provided an overview on microbiology education and training. The results identified future increases in demand despite several shortcomings and gaps in the current offer. Urgent adjustments are needed to match users' needs, integrate innovative programs, and adopt new technologies.
The Legal Environment for Precision Medicine.
The Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act ("FDCA") establishes the basic regulatory framework for the regulation of drugs and medical devices (including diagnostic tests), and works in combination with the Public Health Service Act ("PHSA") to establish the basic framework for regulation of biological products (e.g., vaccines and cellular therapies). Over time, FDA has built on this framework using regulations, guidance, and precedent to provide the current system we have today. In this article, we give a brief over...
Editorial overview: Antigen processing.
Update on rheumatic heart disease.
The purpose is to provide a broad overview of the current state of knowledge of pathogenesis, diagnosis, and management of rheumatic heart disease (RHD).
Editorial overview: Growth and development-prokaryotes.
Editorial overview: Nanobiotechnology at a crossroads: moving beyond proof of concept.
Editorial Overview: Synthetic biology hybrids - a golden age of pathway engineering.
Biopsychosocial Aspects of Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders.
In this paper, we provide a general framework for understanding the functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGID) from a biopsychosocial perspective. More specifically, we provide an overview of the recent research on how the complex interactions of environmental, psychological, and biological factors contribute to the development and maintenance of the FGID. We emphasize that considering and addressing all these factors is a conditio sine qua non for appropriate treatment of these conditions. First, we prov...
Low-dose radiation may be a novel approach to enhance the effectiveness of cancer therapeutics.
It has been generally accepted that both natural and man-made sources of ionizing radiation contribute to human exposure and consequently pose a possible risk to human health. However, accumulating evidence has shown that the biological effects of low-dose radiation (LDR) are different from those of high-dose radiation. LDR can stimulate proliferation of normal cells and activate their defense systems, while these biological effects are not observed in some cancer cell types. Although there is still no conc...
Marine Isonitriles and Their Related Compounds.
Marine isonitriles represent the largest group of natural products carrying the remarkable isocyanide moiety. Together with marine isothiocyanates and formamides, which originate from the same biosynthetic pathways, they offer diverse biological activities and in spite of their exotic nature they may constitute potential lead structures for pharmaceutical development. Among other biological activities, several marine isonitriles show antimalarial, antitubercular, antifouling and antiplasmodial effects. In c...
Effects of Mindfulness on Diabetes Mellitus: rationale and overview.
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is an emerging global healthcare problem and its prevalence is increasing at an alarming rate. Despite improvements in both medical and pharmacological therapies, a complex medical condition may demand a diversified approach, such as: drug therapy, healthy diet and behavior exercises, diabetes education programs, adherence to medical treatment and active participation of the patients in their lifestyle changes, such as stress management. The concept of mindfulness is here defined as t...
Editorial overview: Next-generation therapeutics: Breaking new ground and making a difference for patients.
Introduction to Biofilms Thematic Minireview Series.
The biofilms that many bacteria and fungi produce enable them to form communities, adhere tightly to surfaces, evade host immunity, and resist antibiotics. Pathogenic micro-organisms that form biofilms are very difficult to eradicate and thus are a frequent source of life threatening, hospital acquired infections. This series of five minireviews from the Journal of Biological Chemistry provides a broad overview of our current understanding of biofilms and the challenges that remain. The structure, biosynthe...
MicroRNAs as biomarkers for dental diseases.
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are short, noncoding RNAs that act as key regulators of diverse biological processes by mediating translational repression or mRNA degradation of target genes. Recent studies discovered miRNAs in saliva, and these miRNAs are promising candidates for use as biomarkers of dental diseases. In this review, the results of miRNA studies in the dental field are presented, and a brief overview of the current progress, limitations, and perspectives regarding miRNA biomarkers for dental diseases is...
Two Dimensional Optoelectronic Simulation Based Comparison of Top and Bottom Contact Organic Phototransistors.
This paper deals with two-dimensional optoelectronic simulation based study of organic phototransistors. The top and bottom contact device structures were simulated to compare their characteristics under dark and under light illumination conditions. It was observed that the performance of these phototransistors can be tuned by shining a monochromatic light of given intensity. Further, the photosensitivity of the top and bottom contact phototransistors was compared and it was concluded that the difference in...
Quick Links
Advanced Search | Login | Subscribe | RSS


text:
- Condition:
- New
- Item No.
- 268141
- Mfg Part No.
Medline Industries CRI2002 Scrub Shoe Cover
$ 14.62 Original Price$ 17.59
In Stock
3M Scotch 33+ Super Vinyl Electrical Tape, 3/4" x 52ft
$ 8.77
In Stock
HON High-pressure Laminate Utility Table
$ 291.93
Free Shipping | In Stock
BlueLounge CABLEBOX CABLE MANAGEMENT WHITE
$ 29.95
In Stock
Motorola Bar Code Scanner Case With Holster
$ 56.57 Original Price$ 66.00
Free Shipping | In Stock
Oxford PressGuard Coated Report Cover, Prong Clip, Letter, 2" Capacity, Black
$ 5.77 Original Price$ 5.87
In Stock
Asus Chromebit CS10 Chromebit-B013C PC Stick
$ 89.99
Free Shipping | In Stock
Ergotron 97-545 Storage Basket
$ 40.53
Free Shipping | In Stock
DPI HM3817DT Micro Hi-Fi System
$ 40.66 Original Price$ 69.95
Free Shipping | In Stock
Digital Peripheral Q-SEE Decoy Cameras and Signs Non-Operational
$ 48.49 Original Price$ 49.99
Free Shipping | In Stock
Dixie USA Combo Pack, Tray w/ White Plastic Utensils, 56 Forks, 56 Knives, 56 Spoons
$ 8.66 Original Price$ 13.42
In Stock
Product Information for CMS Products, Inc. Products Bounceback Data Transfer Software - License & Media
Highlights for CMS Products, Inc. Products Bounceback Data Transfer Software - License & Media
- Software Type:Migration
- License Pricing:Standard
- Package Type:Retail
- Platform Support:PC
Marketing Information
Save time upgrading your hard drive. CMS Bounceback Data Transfer software takes the effort out of migrating to a new hard drive by making a full and complete copy of your old hard drive, including Operating System, Applications, the System Registry, Boot Sector and your Data Files.
General Information
Product Information
License Information
System Requirements
Operating Systems:
CompatibilityAll 2.5" or 3.5" IDE, SATA or ATA hard drives
Physical Characteristics


text: Home > Medical > Arthritis > FAQs Updated 16 September 2014 What do rheumatologists treat? Rheumatologists treat arthritis, certain autoimmune diseases, musculoskeletal pain disorders and osteoporosis. 0 Rheumatologists treat arthritis, certain autoimmune diseases, musculoskeletal pain disorders and osteoporosis. There are more than 100 types of these diseases, including rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, gout, systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), back pain, osteoporosis, fibromyalgia and tendonitis. Some of these are very serious diseases that can be difficult to diagnose and treat. How viscosupplements can help your knee osteoarthritis Sponsored by From our sponsor Tips for treating joint degeneration Do you suffer from knee osteoarthritis? Read Health24's Comments Policy Comment on this story 0 comments Comments have been closed for this article. Logout Comment 0 characters remaining Share on Facebook Loading comments... Ask the Expert Arthritis expert Professor Asgar Ali Kalla completed his MBChB (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) degree in 1975 at the University of Cape Town and his FRCP in 2003 in London. Professor Ali Kalla is the Isaac Albow Chair of Rheumatology at the University of Cape Town and also the Head of Division of Rheumatology at Groote Schuur Hospital. He has participated in a number of clinical trials for rheumatology and is active in community outreach. Prof Ali Kalla is an expert in Arthritis for Health24. Ask a question Questions posted to Arthritis expert questions answered by the expert Q: Scleroderma treatment with stem cells posted on 19-06-2016 Q: Will stem cells help RA posted on 19-06-2016 Q: Stopping plasmoquine posted on 19-06-2016 Q: feel a very sharp, stinging pain on my left elbow. posted on 18-06-2016 Q: Supplements for Arthritis posted on 17-06-2016 Q: Pain and stiffness in middle joint of some fingers posted on 15-06-2016 Q: Anterior Horn Cell Disease - Can't walk posted on 07-06-2016 Q: upper back pain posted on 02-06-2016 1 comment Q: Painful knees posted on 02-06-2016 Q: Osteoarthritis both knees posted on 01-06-2016 Q: I drop things. posted on 01-06-2016 Q: Actemera infusions posted on 26-05-2016 Q: Arthritis Q posted on 26-05-2016 Q: Blood test came negetive for RA posted on 25-05-2016 Q: Painful feet posted on 18-05-2016 load more × Still have a question? Get free advice from our panel of experts Your question More detail Your name (optional) The information provided does not constitute a diagnosis of your condition. You should consult a medical practitioner or other appropriate health care professional for a physical exmanication, diagnosis and formal advice. Health24 and the expert accept no responsibility or liability for any damage or personal harm you may suffer resulting from making use of this content. I agree * You must accept our condition To prevent spam please solve this simple math problem: Forum Rules


text:
This member hasn't filled in their description.
BoyBeyond's FML badges
How depressing, no badges acquired at all. :/
BoyBeyond's favorite FMLs
Doh! This user still hasn't added any FMLs to their favorites. :(
- 1
- « Previous page
- Next page »
- Today, I'm on vacation in Tunisia. Having trouble with the heat at night, I tried sleeping outside… Today, my mom had to go to one of her relatives' funeral. She came to borrow a black scarf from me,… Today, after shaking my boss's hand, I noticed that he had a piece of toilet paper stuck to one of…


text:
Saginaw Va Hosptial
Showing results for va hosptial. Want results forva hospital?
1. Aleda E. Lutz VA Medical Center
Your listing in Google says: Map of V A Medical Ctr-Saginaw.\r I know the roads to get there but want to find my way around inside the facility. \…
2. Kommuri, Naga Va
1165 S Linden RdFlint, MI 48532
3. Bradford Health Services
From Business: Bradford Health Services has been treating alcoholism and drug addiction for more than 30 years. Bradford's addiction treatment services are specifically designed t…
4. Michigan Spine and Brain Institute, PC
5400 Mackinaw RdSaginaw, MI 48604
5. Select Specialty HospitalServices
This hospital continuously violated my mother's rights. They also almost killed her with a medicine they were administering and, after we brought th…
6. St. Mary's of Michigan-Seton Cove
7. Covenant G I
1320 N Michigan AveSaginaw, MI 48602
8. StMary's Hospital
305 Thompson StSaginaw, MI 48607
9. Thomas Damuth MD
800 Cooper Ave # 4Saginaw, MI 48602
10. Valley Urgent Care
needless to say being a Fri. my family Dr. is closed had an issue that needed attending went to Valley Urgent Care signed in took me within 15 mins …
11. Mid-michigan Heart & Vascular Center P.c.
5225 Hampton PlSaginaw, MI 48604
12. St. Mary's of Michigan
800 S Washington AveSaginaw, MI 48601
From Business: The FlightCare program is operated by St. Mary's of Michigan, which offers a range of health and medical ser services. The program has been in operation for more th…
13. Covenant Healthcare
1447 N Harrison StSaginaw, MI 48602
14. Bay Special Care Hospital
3250 E Midland RdBay City, MI 48706
15. Hurley Medical Center
1 Hurley PlzFlint, MI 48503
16. Children's Hospital of Michigan - Hurley Pediatric Surgery Clinic
1125 Linden Rd, Suite 500Flint, MI 48532
From Business: The Children's Hospital of Michigan is dedicated to provide the highest quality of care to pediatric patients. Our facilities offer a family-centered environment wi…
17. Genesys Hurley Cancer Institute
302 Kensington AveFlint, MI 48503
18. Caro Community Hospital
401 N Hooper StCaro, MI 48723
19. First Merit Bank-ATM
401 S Ballenger HwyFlint, MI 48532
From Business: McLaren Regional Medical Center, located in Flint, Mich., is a more than 450-bed acute-care hospital that provides health care services. It is affiliated with Michi…
20. Marlette Regional Hospital
2180 E Ohmer RdMayville, MI 48744
21. Select Specialty Hospital-Flint
401 S Ballenger Hwy 5th FlFlint, MI 48532
22. Memorial Healthcare
I take my family members to Memorial for physicians, specialists, hospital services, emergency and urgent care services because the people and docto…
23. MidMichigan Medical Center-Midland
The emergency Room is horrendous! Due to medical issues I have I end up in the er more than I care to admit. Most of the nurses are nasty and rude a…
24. St. Helena Hospitals
555 W Wackerly StMidland, MI 48640


text:
August 08, 2013
All lanes of Interstate 44 at mile marker 172 near Jerome are open. Route 63 at Westphalia has also re-opened after being closed due to flooding.
Missouri Department of Transportation officials say they are continuing to monitor high waters near Route 50 at Mount Sterling, but Route 50 remains open at this time.
More than 40 roads throughout the state, mostly in central Missouri, remain closed due to flooding.
Drivers are encouraged to check MoDOT's Traveler Information Map, located at http://www.modot.org/, or call the department's toll free number, 1-888-ASK-MODOT, to get updated information on road conditions.
We offer e-newsletters that deliver targeted news and information for the entire fleet industry.
The expert, Mark Betner from CITGO, will answer your questions
The expert, Brian Fletcher from Eaton, will answer your questions
Frame Rack Accommodates Heavy-Duty Vehicles
Noregon Releases JPro Professional 2016 Version 2
Pencool 4000 Treats Extended Life Coolants
Rand McNally Launches Line of Dash Cameras


text:
The Supreme Court has brought us one step closer to ensuring the respect that women and families deserve. But there is still much to be done to have real reproductive justice in the US.
Europe's fault lines will be open to fractures due to European leaders' refusal to abandon the neoliberal policies that sowed the seeds of this revolt.
Ellis J. Rosen is a contributor, along with Sam Marlow, to the Eisner-nominated graphic anthology "Yiddishkeit: Jewish Vernacular and the New Land," edited by Harvey Pekar and Paul Buhle. He has just completed work which will be seen in the forthcoming movie "Diving Normal," based on the award-winning play by Ashlin Halfnight. He has done several comic adaptations (with Marlow) of speeches by Tom Hayden. His satiric look at contemporary life, "The Shadow's Nose," as well as his other works, are available for your enjoyment at ellisrosen.com.


text:
Of course, visually it also helps that Inquisition runs on the Frostbite engine, also employed by the last two Battlefield titles. Take a look below:
Be sure to also check out the latest screens and artwork in our gallery below. Dragon Age: Inquisition (PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One) is due out later this year.
Wild Arms 2 July 3 • 9:00am PDT/12:00pm EDT
Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Continues! Every Monday • 5:00pm PDT/8:00pm EDT
Zero Time Dilemma Every Night! • 5:00pm PDT/8:00pm EDT
Grandia II Continues! Every Wednesday • 2:00pm PDT/5:00pm EDT


text:
Amit Shah should not be allowed to enter UP: BSP
Balrampur: A BSP leader on Wednesday demanded a ban on the entry of BJP general secretary Amit Shah in Uttar Pradesh alleging that there had been an increase in incidents of communal clashes ever since he started visiting the state.
"Riots are being orchestrated like Godhra in Uttar Pradesh also," BSP leader Jugal Kishore alleged, demanding that Narendra Modi`s aide Shah, who is state BJP in-charge, should not be allowed to enter into the state.
He alleged that Muzaffarnagar riots broke out due to nexus between BJP and ruling Samajwadi Party.
"It is during the SP government that the morale of such people is so high. They could not dare to do this during the previous Mayawati government," he added.
Kishore, who is also party`s coordinator, also demanded a ban on VHP and Bajrang Dal alleging that these outfits were involved in the Muzaffarnagar riots.
The BSP`s statement against Shah came a day after Congress asked the Uttar Pradesh government to ban his entry into the state to maintain peace.
More from India
More from World
More from Sports
More from Entertaiment
- Cabinet meeting on 7th Pay Commission may approve higher salaries for govt employees
- Cabinet meeting on 7th Pay Commission may approve higher salaries for govt employees - Part II
- Monsoon havoc: Delhi lacks proper drainage system
- SC rejects plea seeking ban on WhatsApp messaging app
- 7th Pay Commission: Cabinet approves pay hike for govt employees
- Flying kisses galore! Ranveer Singh – Deepika Padukone are very much in love – Watch
- Asian markets extend gains on Brexit stimulus bets
- Check rajeduboard.nic.in for RBSE Rajasthan 8th Result 2016: BSER Ajmer 8th Board Result, Rajasthan 8th Class Results 2016
- CCPA to meet today to decide Monsoon Session dates
- 'Rustom' POSTER: Akshay Kumar's intense act will leave you asking for more!


text: Final SaleA solid ponte knit top featuring bejeweled padded shoulders. Round neckline. Darted bust. Long sleeves. Finished hemline. Medium in weight. DETAILS: 24" approx. length from high point shoulder to hem, 33" chest, 33" waist, 24" sleeve length from shoulder ridge, 14" shoulder width Measured from Small 60% rayon, 36% polyester, 4% spandex/elastane Hand wash, flat dry Imported Product Code : 2030186867


text:
All the time.See details.
Exclusive finds with a new theme each month.
Shop: POP-IN
Our VP of creative projects shares what she's into.
Read More
Stay updated with a steady stream of new info.
2 colors
Victorinox Swiss Army® 'Urbanite' Quarter Zip Pullover
Was: $175.00
Now: $105.0040% off
Victorinox Swiss Army® 'Gefreiter' Quarter Zip Piqué Pullover
Was: $135.00
Now: $81.0040% off


text:
Apple, Palm among the targets in GSM smartphone lawsuitA small patent licensing firm hopes to skim profits from Apple and other top smartphone makers by suing them for allegedly violating no less than ten patents relating to GSM phone technology and voice encoding.
WiAV Solutions — a company that files patent lawsuits often enough to trigger preemptive complaints by those that know it will sue — submitted its lawsuit late last month to an Eastern District Virginia court.
The 23-page complaint asserts that Apple, Palm, and BlackBerry inventor Research in Motion are all violating as many as ten patents WiAV is allowed to use that concern either the use of the GSM cellular network standard in smartphones or the Adaptive Multi-Rate (AMR) format for compressing voice in the process of making a phone call.
In a fashion not uncommon in these lawsuits, the patents are non-specific and touch on technology as generic as systems for detecting voice and silence, altering music to accommodate voice, and power management in a mobile device.
It's not known as to how well Apple or any of the other defendants can respond to the allegations, although GSM itself is far from a new standard and first saw use in cellphones during the early 1990s. AMR became an official part of the GSM format in 1998, two years before the first of WiAV's patents.
The lawsuit isn't helped by WiAV's insistence on the participants in the suit. It only has ownership of two of the patents and is hinging the rest of its case on the terms of its license with Mindspeed, which owns the remaining eight. The plaintiff has the right to sue as part of its patent licenses but is forcing Mindspeed into the complaint as at least an involuntary plaintiff and even hints that the license holder may become another defendant if the court sees fit.
Expectedly, the lawsuit asks for a permanent injunction barring all three of the smartphone designers from continuing to make and sell products it believes violate the patents, and hopes to collect a "reasonable royalty" plus interest as its reward.
Neither Apple, its fellow defendants, nor unwitting lawsuit partner Mindspeed have commented on the filing.
On Topic: iPhone
- New photos show possible Lightning-equipped EarPods for Apple's 'iPhone 7'
- Porsche expands Apple CarPlay support with 2017 Panamera
- Cirrus Logic unveils Apple-authorized Lightning headphone development kit
- Apple supplier Flexium expects sales rebound in July, likely tied to 'iPhone 7'
- On its 9th birthday, Apple's iPhone finds itself at a crossroads


text:
- About Us
- Nanotechnology
- News
- Columns
- Products
- Directories
- Career Center
- Nano-Social Network
- Nano Consulting
- My Account
Home > News > Negligible Proportion Of Artificial Carbon-based Nanoparticles Found In Aquatic Sediments
March 24th, 2009
Negligible Proportion Of Artificial Carbon-based Nanoparticles Found In Aquatic Sediments
The quantity of artificial carbon-based nanoparticles in lake and river-beds, originating from new products, is negligible compared to the concentration of natural carbon-based nanoparticles that are present in such beds. The accumulated particles in the sediments contain at least 10,000 times more natural nanoparticles than artificial ones. This result emerged from a model study conducted by researchers at Wageningen University in the Netherlands, Duke University in the USA and Empa in St. Gallen, Switzerland.
The research team, comprising Prof. Bart Koelmans of Wageningen University and colleagues from Duke University and the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Testing and Research (Empa), collected previous calculations about the emissions of nanoparticles and their concentrations in surface water in order to predict the sedimentation in lakes.
This would mean that the artificial carbon-based nanoparticles pose virtually no additional risk in comparison to the proportion of nanoparticles that are already present in sediments", explains Prof. Koelmans.
Science Daily
|Related News Press
News and information
No need in supercomputers: Russian scientists suggest a PC to solve complex problems tens of times faster than with massive supercomputers June 30th, 2016
Surprising qualities of insulator ring surfaces: Surface phenomena in ring-shaped topological insulators are just as controllable as those in spheres made of the same material June 30th, 2016
How cancer cells spread and squeeze through tiny blood vessels (video) June 30th, 2016
Oxford Instruments and Dresden High Magnetic Field Laboratory collaborate to develop HTS magnet technology components for high field superconducting magnet systems June 29th, 2016
Preparing for Nano
Searching for a nanotech self-organizing principle May 1st, 2016
Nanotechnology is changing everything from medicine to self-healing buildings: Nanotechnology is so small it's measured in billionths of metres, and it is revolutionising every aspect of our lives April 2nd, 2016
Durnham University's DEEPEN project comes to a close September 26th, 2012
Technical Seminar at ANFoS 2012 August 22nd, 2012
The use of nanoparticles and bioremediation to decontaminate polluted soils June 14th, 2016
UQ research accelerates next-generation ultra-precise sensing technology June 10th, 2016
VentureLab nanotechnology startup wins TechConnect Innovation Award June 2nd, 2016
The next generation of carbon monoxide nanosensors May 26th, 2016
|The latest news from around the world, FREE
|Premium Products
Only the news you want to read!
Learn More
University Technology Transfer & Patents
Learn More
Full-service, expert consulting
Learn More


text:
From June 24, 2016
A Reflection
by Pastor Cliff
Dear Friend:
Those who see Christ as their very life will, by his grace, find no obstacle to following him. On February 22, 156, Polycarp, the bishop of the church at Smyrna, was arrested at a county farm where he had taken refuge. For two hours he prayed aloud for individuals and the church throughout the world. At the arena, the proconsul attempted to get him to deny the Lord Jesus. Polycarp declared, Eighty-six years I have served him and he has done me no wrong. How can I blaspheme my king? He was burned alive before the arena spectators.
In his book, The Gospel According to Luke: An Introduction and Commentary, Leon Morris writes, Jesus points out that the Kingdom has no room for those who look back when they are called to go forward. Those who would truly follow Christ cannot be superficial followers. The rolls of our churches already include too many nominal Christians. Lets not add to their number.
Blessings, Cliff Houston Interim Pastor, FBCR
PS / This Sunday during worship Tim and Margaret Leyden will dedicate their daughter, Emerson Kimberly Leyden, to our God, the maker of all things and giver of all life. In this act of dedication we will follow our Lord Jesus Christ, who took little children in his arms and blessed them. I hope you can come and join us for this delightful celebration.
Cliff Houston
Interim Pastor, FBCR


text:
Our Faith Formation Committee needs your input to better understand our faith formation needs as a community. We invite you to complete an online survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CathedralFF or leave a completed copy at the rectory.read more »
The 7am weekday Mass is not celebrated at the Cathedral in July or August. During these months, the Cathedral on weekdays opens at 7:30am, Masses are celebrated at 8am, 12:10pm and 5:30pm, and Confessions are heard from 11am until Noon. The 7am Mass will resume on Thursday, September 1 following this break.
On December 7, 2015, Cardinal Wuerl opened a Holy Door at the Cathedral in celebration of the Jubilee Year of Mercy. The Jubilee Year continues through the Solemnity of Christ the King on November 20, 2016. You are invited to make a special pilgrimage to the Holy Door any time during the Jubilee Year.read more »
Landings sessions begin on Sunday, June 19. No matter how long you may have been away, and for whatever reason, we invite you to consider renewing your relationship with Christ and His Church. Find out more.read more »


text:
Recent Postings to Worstpills.org
Worst Pills, Best Pills Newsletter Articles
View the entire June 2016 issue in PDF format
Industry Money Undermines the Doctor-Patient Relationship
(June 2016)
Worst Pills, Best Pills News editor Dr. Michael Carome highlights new research showing that the large sums of money pharmaceutical and medical device companies funnel to physicians too often play an inappropriate role in physicians' prescribing decisions.
Prostate Drugs Increase Risks of Falls, Fractures
(June 2016)
Symptoms of benign (noncancerous) prostate enlargement afflict most men age 60 or older. In this article, we discuss new research showing that a group of drugs often used to treat this condition slightly increase the risk of falls and fractures. We offer important advice on how to minimize these risks.
What Is a Drug Label?
(June 2016)
Drug labels provide important information regarding the benefits and risks of prescription medications. In this article, we offer guidance on where to find these drug labels and identify the sections of the label that provide the most useful information for patients.
Important Questions About Shingles
(June 2016)
Shingles is a very common disease caused by the chicken (herpes zoster) virus. Elderly adults are particularly vulnerable to developing this painful and sometimes debilitating condition. Learn the facts about shingles and how you can lower your risk of developing it.
SPIRIVA for COPD: Find Out Which Inhaler Is Safe
(June 2016)
Tiotropium (SPIRIVA) is a frequently prescribed drug administered via oral inhalers for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The drug is available in two types of inhaler devices. One of these should never be used. Find out which one.
View the entire May 2016 issue in PDF format
A Guide to Drugs for Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infections
(May 2016)
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are very common, accounting for more than 10 million visits to doctors' offices and 2 million to 3 million emergency department visits in the U.S. in 2007. Hear our take on which antibiotics are safest for treating these infections.
FDA to Investigate Effect of Using Cartoon Characters to Peddle Drugs
(May 2016)
Animated characters are a feature of an increasing number of TV ads for prescription drugs. Find out why the FDA is concerned that these characters may mislead consumers about the risks and benefits of the medications being promoted and what the agency intends to do about this.
Memantine: Still a Poor Choice for Alzheimer's Disease
(May 2016)
Memantine (NAMENDA) recently has been one of the drugs for Alzheimer's disease most heavily promoted through direct-to-consumer advertising. Learn why we have designated memantine as Do Not Use.
Questions & Answers
(May 2016)
In this month's Question & Answer feature, we respond to a reader's request to explain why we recommend use of bisphosphonates for certain patients with osteoporosis despite our warnings about their risks.
Another Look at First-Generation Antihistamines
(May 2016)
Last month, we discussed the risks and benefits of second- and third-generation antihistamines for treatment of nasal allergies. In this second of a two-part series, we explain why first-generation or "sedating" antihistamines are not a safe option for managing nasal allergies.
Responsible Disposal of Prescription Drugs
(May 2016)
For various reasons, many prescribed medications go unused. Such leftover medications can pose a hazard to family members, especially young children, and the environment. Find out the best ways to safely dispose of unused prescription medications.
Additional Information from Public Citizen
Press Statement: Delay in Generics Labeling Rule Leaves Patients at Risk (HRG Publication #2320)
(May 19, 2016)
The Food and Drug Administration's (FDA's) postponement to April 2017 of an important patient safety rule endangers the millions of us who take prescription medications. The FDA is plainly bowing to industry pressure and, in the process, prioritizing industry profits over patient health and safety. At this point, we worry about the agency's commitment to finalizing the rule, which it acknowledged in 2013 would improve drug safety.
Testimony Before the FDA's Drug Safety and Risk Management Advisory Committee and the Anesthetic and Analgesic Drug Products Advisory Committee Regarding Opioid Analgesics (HRG Publication #2316)
(May 4, 2016)
In testimony before a joint meeting of the Food and Drug Administration's Drug Safety and Risk Management Advisory Committee and the Anesthetic and Analgesic Drug Products Advisory Committee, Public Citizen called for legally mandated training for doctors who prescribe powerful opioid painkillers as a condition of obtaining or renewing their Drug Enforcement Agency narcotics licenses.
Letters to CMS and the Joint Commission Requesting Roll Back of Pain Assessment Requirements That Foster Dangerous Overprescribing of Opioids (HRG Publication #2314)
(April 13, 2016)
In an effort to reduce overprescribing of opioid pain relievers, dozens of health care organizations, medical experts and consumer advocacy groups – including Public Citizen – sent petitions today to the Joint Commission, an agency that accredits health care organizations, and to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Petition signers are requesting changes to requirements for assessing patients' pain that they believe foster dangerous opioid analgesic prescribing practices.


text:
Former Capital + directors jailed
Relevant offers
Three former Capital + Merchant Finance directors have been jailed for a variety of fraud charges.
Neal Nicholls, 56, Wayne Douglas, 59, and Owen Tallentire, 65, were sentenced in the High Court at Auckland today. Nicholls and Douglas were each jailed for 7 years and six months and Tallentire for 5 years.
The Crown had called for a starting point for sentencing the three of nine years imprisonment. The maximum penalty is 10 years.
But Bruce Gray QC, representing Nicholls and Douglas, argued against that starting point as it was much more severe than that used in the sentencing against Rod Petricevic, a former director of another failed finance company Bridgecorp.
Petricevic represented "the high water mark" in terms of seriousness when considered against other finance company cases which have been before the courts, Gray said.
Petricevic's starting point was 7.5 years.
He was jailed for six-and-a-half years in April, once other factors were taken into consideration
The Capital + Merchant directors were found guilty of fraud charges last month. The charges related to fraudulent transactions involving around $28 million that occurred between 2004 and 2006. The Crown maintained the transactions breached the company's trust deed and resulted in trusts controlled by the accused receiving benefits of almost $16m.
The Serious Fraud Office is appealing a separate not guilty verdict against Nicholls and Douglas over $14.4 million in lending to a Palmerston North student accommodation complex.
The SFO had alleged the loan should have been disclosed as a related party.
The not guilty verdict marked the sole courtroom defeat for the SFO in its finance company prosecutions and outgoing SFO ceo Adam Feeley said there were important points of law, that have significance not only to this case, but also other on-going finance company prosecutions.
Capital + Merchant Finance went into receivership in November 2007 owing 7000 debenture holders $167m and none of that money has been recovered.
The trustee for several failed finance companies, Perpetual Trust, is being lined up for extraordinary legal action by the receivers it appointed to Capital +Merchant.
BusinessDay understands receivers Grant Graham and Brendon Gibson of Korda Mentha are considering making a claim against the trust, which had a legal obligation to supervise the finance company on investors behalf.
- BusinessDay.co.nz
Sponsored links
Sky TV customers won't be forced on to Vodafone, companies tell regulator
Lumbercube to close Rotorua timber mill - about 80 jobs on the chopping block
Whanganui tops first-home affordability ratings
Stonewood Homes use Wellington Lions to show company 'alive and well'
Facebook news feed changes to rank posts from friends and family above 'liked' pages
CO winery boosts export reach with NZ Trade and Enterprise help
Kaitangata: Little rural town's big incentive to attract city-dwellers
FIRST Union taking supermarket owners to ERA for better wages
Godfather of legal highs Matt Bowden moves to Thailand, leaves creditors in limbo
Dual-key apartments sell like hot cakes
Coming months may be tough going for sharemarket but downturn won't last
Stuff is turning 16, and so is Ben
New era for Lotus in New Zealand and Australia
Woman loses ERA case claiming '$5 Pom' comment racial harassment
Man's body found in parts in cardboard bale - reports
Kaitangata: Little rural town's big incentive to attract city-dwellers
'Amazed' Peter Snell still not yet convinced Olympic auction singlet is a fake
'She wanted me to suffer' says Texas husband whose wife killed daughters
New Zealander's body pulled from river in California
Social experiment reveals how people react to an abandoned child depending on how she looks
Pippa Middleton's Wimbledon wardrobe malfunction
Her friend's brutal murder was unsolved for decades. This is how she helped find the killer
Review: Paul Henry without Hilary Barry
'Amazed' Peter Snell still not yet convinced Olympic auction singlet is a fake
Puppy talks kitten down off the ledge in heart-melting new video
People are hating the New Zealand Olympic uniforms
Man's body found in parts in cardboard bale - reports
New Zealander's body pulled from river in California
A fashion critique of the New Zealand Olympic uniform for Rio 2016
Judge slams 'professional incompetence' of police, as bus driver sentenced for fatal crash
Farmer refuses to pay $224,000 for a bridge to access his land
Indian couple accused of faking widely praised Everest climb
Why the sun has lost its spots - and what that means for us
Cooks Beach liquor store worker nails knife-wielding thief
Peter Snell Olympics singlet sold to Te Papa not the one worn in the gold medal-winning run
Rosemary McLeod: It's not Mike Hosking's wealth and sportscar that alienates him
Her friend's brutal murder was unsolved for decades. This is how she helped find the killer
What do you think of the new banknotes?Related story: Better, brighter Kiwi banknotes


text:
Photos: The view from the upper tier of Anfield's new Main StandThis Is Anfield on 04.02.2016
There's been much talk about Liverpool's new ticket pricing structure for next season, and photos below show what the view will be from the upper tier of the new Main Stand.
These photos from the side of each end of the stand show the view from seats that will cost £36 for a category A game.
A more central view from the upper tier will cost £66 or £65 for a category A game.
Seats in the new Main Stand lower tier, for a category A game, range from £64 to £77.
Picture below shows the view of the new Main Stand, from the Kop.
Meanwhile, the images below show the view from hospitality sections from the new stand.
While supporters in the new stand will benefit from improved facilities, fans in some sections of the Anfield Road End and Centenary Stand are to be charged more next season for the same seat and view.
Tickets in the Centenary Stand rise from £59 to £66, while a £52 ticket in the Anfield Road rises to £65 – despite neither stand improving facilities. Same view, same seat – huge increase.
It's for these reasons that supporters group Spion Kop 1906 are proposing a walkout protest on 77 minutes against Sunderland on Saturday.
Liverpool led with the new £9 tickets for children, but these are for just three category C games per season and represent less than 0.5% of overall tickets.
With the added revenue from more than doubling the amount of hospitality seats, plus over £40 million extra from the new TV deal, the minuscule, in comparison, finance from these regular seat ticket price changes is a huge slap in the face for supporters who are being priced out of attending games.
SEE ALSO: Liverpool fans plan walkout protest over new Anfield ticket prices
The new Main Stand is due to be completed this summer, and will take Anfield's overall capacity to around 53,000 seats.
Images sourced via LFC seat migration test.
People Also Read
More on This Is Anfield
Fan CommentsComments are retrospectively moderated. Some could be subject to delays before publication. They must obey the comment policy. Comments load below.
Please only discuss the article above. General chat can be made on our forums at forums.thisisanfield.com
One of the biggest issues with the existing main stand has been the restricted view seats, at least the four metal stanchions supporting the roof will no longer be a problem but it appears from the illustrations that the end sections of the upper tier will still have restricted views, that's the downside of expanding an existing stadium as opposed to a new build stadium but still disappointing none the less…
Too bad it wasn't done couple years before. Some lucky no wouldn't be able to see Aspas taking corners :D
partly why some tickets in the new section are little more than half the price of the more expensive ones I guess at £36.
I'm sure that's the reason…
its manager area/dugout still not in the center //
Club keep changing their mind on this, not sure what the final decision is. They were going to move it all to centre.
Surely if you're going to stick people in the cloud seats make sure part of another stand is not overseeing any part of the pitch restricting the view?
Signing absolute garbage players and making the fans pay for it- FSG.
Is this the new Adam Lallana stand?
Actually Moreno Orbit Ball Stand for when he kicks one over it next season.
So let's see. The plan is to buy tickets, then leave early? If you want to make a statement, don't buy a ticket!
Yeah man, totally agree. People complain about this as if soccer is the only sport who has supporters and fans. I paid $1000 for University of Oregon college football season tickets. I made a note to save the money for partying and tailgating. Some found it too rich and renounced season tickets, so that is the way to go in my book.
I do respect those who are doing what they have to do with the protest though, so I don't want them to think what they are doing is worthless. More that I know the pain of getting a fork in the backside from "your team".
Looks fine to me. Unless people are really complaining that a bigger stadium will have seats further away. Should be expected with the laws of physics and all that.
Damn that Newton bloke. And Galileo, never trusted him. Should have left him locked up.
Being further away isn't the issue but it's still a long way to climb to find there's a section of the pitch obscured from your view, I'm sure there's a physics law that explains 'line of sight' and why you cant see through solid objects, the adjacent roof in this case…
The view from the new upper stand looks a lot better than I thought it would. I prefer it to the hospitality view pics frankly.
re the ticket prices, it's pretty clear the price increases haven't really been about getting extra revenue in as that's barely affected (so why bother is the Q?), it's been more about reducing the price of some existing season and matchday tickets – of which a LOT have been reduced.
Seems you have to have a good seat to get walloped with the price increase but perhaps that's actually a fairer system that simply hasn't been there before. Had it been there before maybe the complaints now wouldn't be so vociferous (some chance!).
There have long been complaints that people pay the same price for better or poorer view seats so this pricing structure seems to have been about introducing more of a stratification of prices around the ground, hence a lot have been reduced which has been paid for by other better (?) seats.
I guess going forwards they will be able to look at increasing prices for certain categories of seats differently from others – and even leaving some untouched. Gives them more control I guess.
They should put up large HD screens in the corner edges so people can revert to them for inaccessible areas of the pitch.
How do the architects plan an expansion that results in some seats being unable to see parts of the pitch? Find that extremely odd.
Oh well, guess the guys sitting in those seats can just change their Fifa 2016 settings to Tele then…
Under the seats you will find a periscope!
Might get to see the view if I win the lottery…
Poor designing to not let it connect up to Anfield road end when that end is eventually redeveloped
I think its is something to do with holding the roof with cantilevers?Maybe it can be resolved in phase 2. I think we should have built a new stadium for scratch.
Whilst I'm glad we're remaining at anfield I just feel the design could of been so much better would of loved to see the start of a continuous stadium with just the kop end separate!
Looks pretty sick


text:
Coming up in the next {{countdown}} {{countdownlbl}}
Coming up next:
Skip to this video now
Now Playing:
Play Video
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
Grandpa Impaled, Child Calls 911
A 4-year-old boy calls 911 following his grandfather's lawn mower accident.
Now Playing: Grandpa Impaled, Child Calls 911
Now Playing: Freak Ax: Boy Impaled by Bike
Now Playing: Lawmaker Asks Mom to Buy Daughter's Diabetes Meds After She Writes for Help
Now Playing: 3 Crew Members Missing in Texas Train Wreck
Now Playing: Mega Millions Jackpot Climbs to $415M
Now Playing: 2 Women Killed in Arizona Courthouse Shooting
Now Playing: Police Officers Honor K9 Killed in the Line of Duty
Now Playing: Priest Gives Confession to Man Holding Him at Gunpoint
Now Playing: Attempted Whale Rescue Caught on Video
Now Playing: Tim Tebow Leads Passengers in Prayer After In-Flight Emergency
Now Playing: Ikea Recalling 29 Million Dressers
Now Playing: FEMA: 1,000 Apply for W. VA Flooding Assistance So Far
Now Playing: 80-Year-Old Cowboy Stops NYC Traffic
Now Playing: American Red Cross Apologizes for Poster That Some Found Racist
Now Playing: 12-Year-Old Takes 2nd Joyride, Crashes Into Police Cruiser
Now Playing: Explosion Rocks BP Natural Gas Plant, No Injuries Reported
Now Playing: Crews Fighting to Contain Blaze After Freight Train Crash in Texas
Now Playing: Faucet-Turning Felines Suspected in Flooding Cat-astrophe
Now Playing: Shooting Victim Serves as an Inspiration for Classmates
Now Playing: Husband and Wife Turn the Tables on Would-Be Burglar
Now Playing: {{itm.title}}


text:
Biochemical activities in different accession of Pongamia pinnata (L.)by Deepty Shukla, R. V. Kumar, Satish K. Pandey
Pongamia pinnata (Millettia pinnata L.) Pierre commonly known as Karanj or Karanja in Hindi. In the present time Pongamia is used for production of biodiesel. Pongamia oil is used as biodiesel. Biodiesel refers to a non-petroleum-based diesel fuel consisting of long-chain alkyl (methyl, propyl ethyl) esters. Biomolecules such as proteins and enzymes are responsible for the functions and characters of the plant. In the present study protein profiling and enzyme estimation of different accessions of Pongamia has been done to study the genetic variability. As we know, proteins and enzymes play an important role in different functions and characters of the plant. The present study was carried out in the Tree Improvement Lab of NRCAF, Jhansi during the months of January 2009 to June 2009. To study the protein content and enzyme content of 18 accessions of Pongamia pinnata L., samples were collected from NRCAF, Experimental Field. The research work on "Study on biochemical activities in different accessions of Pongamia pinnata (L.)" is still at an infancy stage. Here it has been tried to accumulate as much information as available on Pongamia pinnata (L.) in relation to present study.
Product Details
- 9783848431960
- Publisher:
- AV Akademikerverlag GmbH & Co. KG.
- Publication date:
- 05/24/2012
- Pages:
- 56
- Product dimensions:
- 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.13(d)
Customer Reviews
Average Review:
and post it to your social network
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
See all customer reviews >


text:
Almost Perfect TV Show Watchlist
Season 1, Episode 1 I'm Gregory Peck (Pilot)
First Aired: September 17, 1995
In the series opener, TV cop-show producer Kim (Nancy Travis) and DA Mike, after an awkward first meeting, are reunited when he finds her celebrating a big promotion by herself at a bar. Charles: Mark Harelik. Neal: David Clennon. Gary: Chip Zien. Rob: Matthew Letscher.
Guest Cast
Mark Harelik Mark Harelik Charles
Cast & Details See all »
- Rating: None
- Premise: A romantic comedy about two L.A. workaholics (a TV producer and a district attorney) who try to find time for a relationship while dealing with the demands of their careers. At the start of Year 2, the couple broke up. But the show, too, was just about fin… (more)
Trending TonightSee all »
The Real Housewives of Orange County8:45 pm | BRAVOI'll Watch1356 Watching
The Real Housewives of New York City8:56 pm | BRAVOI'll Watch297 Watching
Wynonna Earp
Wynonna Earp10:00 pm | SyfyI'll Watch195 Watching
The Almost Perfect Bank Robbery
By Trinity Home EntBuy New: $10.99
The Almost Perfect Birthday Party: A sanity-preserving guide to planning a party your child will love
By CreateSpace Independent Publishing PlatformBuy New: $5.99
Popular Shows
- 1. Game of Thrones
- 2. Castle
- 3. Jane the Virgin
- 4. Dancing with the Stars
- 5. Empire
- 6. The Flash
- 7. The Blacklist
Popular Movies
Popular Celebrities
- 1. Kit Harington
- 2. Gina Rodriguez
- 3. Emilia Clarke
- 4. Tom Hiddleston
- 5. Hayley Atwell
- 6. Michael Weatherly
- 7. Melissa Benoist