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[edit] Caradoc Peters
Mrs. Prentice
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Dr Caradoc Peters Born in Redruth, Caradoc Peters spent his early childhood in Nigeria. He studied at Helston School, Cornwall, the University of Wales, Cardiff, the University of Bradford and the University of Auckland New Zealand (Ph.D.). While at Auckland, his doctoral thesis concerned the archaeology and environment of the Polynesian island of Rarotonga (the Cook Islands). He has worked in field archaeology in Germany, France, Switzerland and New Zealand. Since 1998, he has been a lecturer in Archaeology at Truro College. Most notable amongst his publications and work is the 2005 Cornwall Editions (Fowey) comissioned, The Archaeology of Cornwall; The Foundations of our Society. He is married with one son.
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Caradoc Peters. The Archaeology of Cornwall: The Foundations of our Society. 240 pages, numerous b&w & colour illustrations. 2005. Fowey: Cornwall Editions; 1-904880-13-4 http://www.cornwalleditions.co.uk/products/prod_archlogy/prod_archlogy.html
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Not done Unfortunetely, the topic does not assert anough notability to have its own article. However, you may be able to mention him in the page Truro_College.Voice-of-All 04:45, 2 November 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] Lysyl Oxidsase Propeptide
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[edit] Lysyl Oxidsase
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Lysyl oxidase is an extracellular enzyme that catalyzes formation of aldehydes from lysine residues in collagen and elastin precursors. These aldehydes are highly reactive, and undergo spontaneous chemical reactions with other lysyl oxidase-derived aldehyde residues, or with unmodified lysine residues. This results in cross-linking collagen and elastin which is essential for stabilization of collagen fibrils and for the integrity and elasticity of mature elastin.
Complex cross-links are formed in collagen (pyrodininolines derived from three lysine residues) and in elastin (desmosines derived from four lysine residues) that differ in structure.
The importance of lysyl oxidase-derived cross-linking was established from animal studies in which lysyl oxidase was inhibited either by nutritional copper-deficiency or by supplementation of diets with β-aminopropionitrile (BAPN), an inhibitor of lysyl oxidase. This resulted in lathyrism, characterized by poor bone formation and strength, hyperextensible skin, weak ligaments, and increased occurrence of aortic aneurysms. These abnormalities correlated well with decreased cross-linking of collagen and elastin.
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Molecular Biology of the Cell - Alberts (2002 - 4th Edition)
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Edison High School is one of the most reputable high schools in California. Due to the rigorous standards many of the students have persevered and gone onto universities such as Harvard, Stanford, etc. Edison High School may be located in a ghetto but that has not affected the students' abilities to learn and succeed. [edit] Sourceswww.fresno.k12.ca.us 71.195.160.102 05:11, 2 November 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] ABONA[edit] Kelsey Smith - the one and only[edit] The GlobalGCC projectThe GlobalGCC project GENERAL INFORMATION In September 2006, a 15-partners consortium has started to work on the GlobalGCC [GGCC] project, within the ITEA [Information Technology for European Advancement] programme (see http://www.itea2.org/). The GGCC project will last 30 months and is partly funded (around 30%-40%) by French, Spanish and Swedish public authorities. The partnership is composed of various types of entities (Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) +, big corporations ++, research labs and universities *) that are listed hereafter in alphabetical order per country: in France: Airbus/France (++), Bertin (+), CEA-LIST (*), INRIA-Futurs (*), Mandriva (+) in Spain: Aquiline (+), Answare (+), Base (+), IDI Eikon (+), SQS (+), Telefonica I+D (++), UPM (*) in Sweden: MySQL A.B (+), SICS (*), Syxoo (+) The project leader is Mandriva (the company behind the Mandriva ex-Mandrakesoft Linux distribution in France). OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT The GGCC (ITEA) project aims to extend the free GNU Compiler Collection by globally processing several compilation units (e.g. work on a whole program or on a library) in order to customize and configure GCC to European software industry needs : for performance level or for better diagnosis. The GGCC (ITEA) contribution will be GPL licenced free software, and will be proposed to the FSF. The GGCC (ITEA) consortium is determined to work in close cooperation with the GCC community and the FSF. In an effort to empower the mainline GCC4 compiler from FSF (which focuses on code generation quality and compilation speed) with advanced compile-time techniques, the GGCC (ITEA) project aims at integrating into a GCC4 branch sophisticated program-wide compile-time analyses. As a result of that, it is expected that GGCC be more resource consuming (e.g., it could run 10 times slower than the GCC4 compiler). In return for that speed loss, more program bugs are expected to be pinpointed, and programmers will be able to state properties to be met in their code. Additionally, all the good characteristics of GGCC (high-quality code, number of available back-ends, etc.) are expected to be kept. The GGCC (ITEA) product will be hosted on Unix/Posix/GNU/Linux environments. The GGCC (ITEA) project aims to extend GCC through continuing research efforts, providing tools, interfaces and documentation which will enable new approaches to be developed around program-wide static analysis techniques. The static analysis of GGCC (ITEA) will work on the GIMPLE internal representations of GCC, hence be usable for all the current source languages and target systems available today in GCC. The static analysis techniques projected for GGCC (ITEA) will be means permitting: 1. Global program-wide optimisation (because the properties inferred at a given call site may be propagated to avoid useless computations in the program; for example if on a given call site and calling context the static analyser determined that a pointer is not null, pointing to a local variable which is positive, this information can be used to optimise further on, etc...). 2. Hazard detections, that are warnings (for the developer using GGCC (ITEA) compiler) about possible threats like: if a function f() was called by g() called by h(x) with x>0 then at line 345 of foo.c there is a possible zero-divide fault. The challenge is to reduce the number of false positive alarms (which are stricto sensu unavoidable). 3. Coding rule validation: A formalism will be defined by the GGCC consortium to express coding rules, and to use static analysis techniques to validate some of them. To permit development of static analysis techniques, some work on the GCC infrastructure (in particular, persistency of GIMPLE internal representation and extensions of it) is required. [edit] Sourceshttp://linuxfr.org/2006/11/02/21565.html http://lwn.net/Articles/207020/ http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc/2006-09/msg00000.html http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc/2006-10/msg00676.html [edit] Eternal Question[edit] Planigo.com[edit] Australian-American Relations[edit] American InfluencesAustralia is a nation in which several different cultures and countries are represented within a relatively small population. In fact, people from over 200 different countries call Australia home (Australian Government, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade). This integration of multiple cultures is nothing new to Australia. Australia has always been strongly influenced by foreign cultures. The United States has had a growing influence on Australian society. This primarily resulted from the nation growing further away from England, with which its most early involvement is associated with. This transition allowed Australia to create a non-discriminatory immigration policy, lending itself to shift its focus to other parts of the world, specifically the United States. (Australian Government, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade). Many Americans come to Australia to study at prestigious schools such as Bond University or The University of New South Wales (John Dalton). Many come to vacation in popular tourist areas such as the glamorous party hot spot of Gold Coast, Queensland or the tropical city of Cairns on the Great Barrier Reef (John Dalton). American music and businesses can be found all over Australia. Popular music artists such as The Black Eyed Peas, Incubus, Jack Johnson and 50 Cent can be heard on Australian radio as well as in night clubs and retail stores. McDonalds, Burger King (known as Hungry Jacks in Australia), KFC, Ford, and General Motors are just some examples of the large corporations operating here. [edit] Trade with the United States and AsiaAustralia is not a very densely populated country. The population is only about 20 million people (John Dalton). It is however, a very large country in area, at about 7,700,000 square km(The Australian Continent). This is about the same size in area as the continental United States (U.S. Department of State). Across this vast land lie several very important resources that are of great interest to Asia and the United States, thus making such a lightly populated country a power in the world economy. Some of the important resources include fish, coal, crude petroleum, iron ore, agriculture, and uranium. The following numbers show just how much Australia relies on the United States, China, and Japan for its economic needs. In 2004, Australia’s national gross domestic product was calculated to be USD $587.3 billion (U.S. Department of State). Australia exported USD $112.6 billion (U.S. Department of State), the United States and Japan being the main partners in this trade. New Zealand and China followed closely behind. Imports reached USD $148.1 billion (U.S. Department of State). At the top of the list as a supplier, again, was the United States followed by Japan and China (U.S. Department of State). [edit] Australia and the United StatesAccording to Dr. John Dalton professor of Australian Studies at Bond University in Gold Coast Australia, Australian relations with the United States most notably began during WWI when the two countries fought side by side. The most famous battle in which Australian troops fought in WWI was the battle at Gallipoli. Australian troops landed on shore and tried to attack. They were annihilated by machine guns and suffered a horrible loss to the Turks. However, in the end the Australians were on the winning side and their well trained forces did prevail (Dalton). WWII, however, was really the start of the close relationship that the United States and Australia share today. The United States did not get involved in the war until Eastern enemy Japan bombed Pearl Harbor; simultaneously, Japan advanced into the South Pacific and Northern Australia. For strategic reasons the United States used ports in Australia to station troops closer to Japan and the South Pacific Islands (Dalton). The Australian military was able to push the Japanese submarines out of Sydney Harbor and put an end to Japanese bombings in Northern Australia. Shortly after, American troops pushed the Japanese ground troops out of Papua New Guinea, thus causing Japan to retreat until the end of the war. The Australians were grateful for the American help and knew that without their support, Japan may have taken over the country. The Americans were grateful that Australia allowed the United States to use Australia as a base for fighting Japan in the Pacific Islands (Dalton). In 1951, as a result of the shared thankfulness after World War II, Australia, New Zealand, and the United States came together to create a formal treaty known as the ANZUS treaty. The treaty basically says that Australia and the United States will act together to combat common dangers. However, in 1985 New Zealand was suspended of all defense obligations because they refused access of its ports to American nuclear weapons (Australian Country Watch). As a result of this reprimand, the Australia-United States Ministerial (AUSMIN) has been formed. Meetings for AUSMIN take place alternately between the U.S and Australia annually (Australian Country Watch). An example of the ANZUS/AUSMIN in action is after September 11, 2001. The United States declared war on terrorism and moved troops into Afghanistan. The treaty was invoked and Australia joined the U.S. to help combat terrorism. Australia has also fought along side the United States in the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Persian Gulf War, and currently in Iraq (Dalton). The ANZUS treaty greatly benefits Australia. As I have mentioned before, Australia is a vast country with tens of thousands of kilometers of coastline and a small population; it would be impossible for Australia to defend the entire country by itself due to the military being far too small. The Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs website has the following statement regarding the ANZUS treaty: “No other country can match the economic size and global reach of the United States in international affairs, nor will any do so in the near future. Australia's ability to influence and work with the United States is essential to our prosperity and security.” (Australian Government, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade). This statement shows that Australia knows that not only does the United States provide security for the nation through the ANZUS treaty, but it also builds economic relations. The United States is Australia’s third largest export market and its largest import market while the United States is the largest investor in Australia. The two countries, although very different in size and power, have developed interdependence among each other. The bilateral relation only strengthens with time. In 1996, John Howard of the conservative Liberal party was elected Prime Minister (Australia Country Watch). At this time Australia had its foreign policy focused on building relations with its neighboring Asian countries. Howard, however, made it clear that he would focus on relations with the United States (Australian Country Watch). In fact, the U.S. president visited Australia in 1991, 1996, and 2003. John Howard in the past 10 years has visited the U.S. 8 times (1997, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006) (U.S. Department of State). Also, many U.S. institutions conduct scientific research and activities in Australia. Most notably U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, better known as NASA, has its largest and what is considered to be its most important program outside of the U.S. The most recent addition of activities that strengthen Australian-U.S. relations is the new free trade agreement that was reached in 2005 (U.S. Department of State). [edit] Free Trade AgreementOn 1 January 2005, the Australian – United States Free Trade Agreement (AUSFTA) took effect. This agreement will allow free trade amongst the two countries eliminating several high tariffs, such as that on automobiles and auto parts. The free trade agreement has also developed what is known as the E-3 Visa for Australian Nationals. The E-3 Visa allows for business people and professionals from Australia to capitalize on the opportunities offered by AUFSTA (Australian Government, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade). There is much debate about this new agreement. Some economists say it will have very little impact on the Australian economy and is just a publicity action taken by Jon Howard. Other economists believe that this will benefit the Australian economy greatly. The Australian Government has a positive outlook on the agreement. A quote directly from the Australian Government Free Trade Agreement webpage reads, “As well as easing technical restrictions to trade, the AUSFTA promotes a shift towards a more transparent business culture. It demonstrates a greater acceptance of Australia as an important and growing trading and investment partner and will lead to easier market entry for Australian business.” (“Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement”). Another quote from the same website reads, “It is truly a landmark deal, the most important bilateral economic agreement ever undertaken by Australia.” (Australian Government, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade). Either way, the agreement gives Australian businesses guaranteed market access to the world’s largest economy, and really has no visible negative effects on the Australian economy. Because the agreement is still fairly new, it is still difficult to quantify the value of it. [edit] Sources"Background Note: Australia." U.S. Department of State. Aug. 2006. 11 Oct. 2006 <http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/2698.htm>. "Ancient Heritage, Modern Society." Australian Government, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. May 2005. 11 Oct. 2006 <http://www.dfat.gov.au/aib/history.html>. Dalton, John. Lecture. Bond University. Australian Culture From an International Perspective. Bond University, Gold Coast, Queensland. Fall 2005. “Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement.” Australian Government. 2005. 28 Oct. 2006 http://www.fta.gov.au/default.aspx?FolderID=246&ArticleID=193. “The Australian Continent.” Australian Government. 2005. 28 Oct. 2006 http://www.australia.gov.au/about-australia-1continent. “Australia Foreign Relations.” Country Watch. 2006. 29 Oct. 2006. http://0-www.countrywatch.com.library.edu/cw_topic.aspx?type=text&country=9&topic=POFOR
[edit] Derek McCarthy[edit] Parry McCluer High SchoolPrepare for change Maximize learning Honor Yourself and Others Seek Success Parry McCluer High School, named after a former principal, was established in the 1920s. It is located in Buena Vista, Virginia and is a neighbor to Rockbridge County High School, located in Lexington, VA. Enrollment: 320 Mascot: Fighting Blues Sources: http://www.buena-vista.k12.va.us/pmhs.htm [edit] Heather Nova Online MagazineThe Heather Nova Online Magazine is a non-profit magazine which contains information about Heather Nova, World news, Multimedia, Creativity and there are various video clips. The Online magazine is combined into 3 various web sites:
It is possible to have your own free online photo album and the best of it is that the site is free of advertisements and very fast. - my own notes - I always thought that this was an official US fan site, but when I investigated the whois registration database, it turned out to be a Dutch site... Another funny thing is that, although this is one of the biggest sites I've ever seen about Heather Nova - and it surely is more than that because it contains a lot of interesting articles too about world news, politics etc. - , the site isn't listed on the official heather nova site at http://www.heathernova.com and that's why I decided to ask for an article about this site, because it deserves a place in Wikipedia. - output from whois registration database : (snipped) [edit] Sourcesdirect url-s to various subjects : - heather nova articles http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=2 - archive http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=48&category=48 - heather nova albums http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=37&category=37 - postcard service http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=121&category=121 - multimedia http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=92&category=92 - personal http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=155&category=155 - creativity http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=69&category=69 - gallery http://gallery.heathernova.info/main.php - site credits http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=167 - news service http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=169&category=169 - mail http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=188&category=188 - hn mailing list http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=192&category=192 - hn qcms http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=110&category=110 - charities http://www.heathernova.us/index.php?page=209&category=209 - blog pages http://www.heathernova.us/blog.php?overview=true - video news http://www.heathernova.us/video/document.php?id=12 - forum http://www.heathernova.us/forum.php - hn cd project http://www.heathernova.co.uk/ - a few other resources where the site is listed
Metropolitan90 16:55, 2 November 2006 (UTC) [edit] PASTOR ENOCH AMINU[edit] Tall Stories[edit] Benjiman Nash[edit] Blue Boy Dairy Treats[edit] Mrs. Prentice[edit] Princess Bracelets[edit] Epiphany, The Failed DreamBack in the days in 2000 not many people had heard about these guys, but after they changed their name and attitude the birth of Epiphany was complete. Starting off from their hometown Maastricht they started to record some demo songs and did some small performances but when they folks started to listen instead of laughing there actually was a meaning underneath. People embraced Epiphany in a faster pace then god could have and after winning a lot of local competitions between political bands and underground musicians they competed in a battle of the bands in Afrika and became second. MusicTV has spend a lot of time on these guys to get them ready for their international wolrdtour for peace. But unfortunately the band has decided to split their ways so they could spread the word of wisdom faster. With their unique eye for detail (in the world) they have conquered Holland's record stations for over almost one and a halve year. But unfortunately the band has decided to split their ways so they could spread the word of wisdom faster. Epiphany would like to thank all the radiostations that embraced their way of thought, the televisioncompanies that didn't, the mayor porncompany that wanted to hijack the official Epiphany website, but most of all and this one is seriously serious, the fans that supported the band for many years and still know Epiphany is not more than fun. [edit] Sourceswww.epiphany-band.nl www.myspace.com/epiphanybandnl more sources: festivalinfo.nl 3voor12.nl 84.85.175.42 17:46, 2 November 2006 (UTC) [edit] phianh[edit] Dr. Lowell B. Taubman[edit] the Camorra[edit] Vendler_classes[edit] Joel Larson[edit] Levy, Yamin[edit] PJ is Sexy[edit] Macintosh BASIC[edit] harimohanan[edit] DAV Searching and LocatingDASL, which stands for DAV Searching & Locating, is a standard (currently a draft) for searching DAV repositories. Although the standard was never completed nor submitted to IETF as an RFC, some implementations of the draft standard do exist, such as Jakarta Slide and Catacomb. {{Tech-stub}} [edit] Sources
12.108.173.166 20:57, 2 November 2006 (UTC) [edit] Drug testing for student athletes[edit] Sourcesfrom Arbetman, Lee, & Edward O’Brien. Street Law: A Course in Practical Law, 6th Ed. West Educational Publishing: New York. DRUG TESTING FOR STUDENT ATHLETES Veronia School District has one high school and three grade schools in the small logging community of Veronia, Oregon. In the mid-to-late 1980s school teachers and administrators observed a sharp increase in both drug use and disciplinary problems. School officials determined that student athletes were among the leaders of this “drug culture.” This caused special concern to the school, because student athletes in this town tended to be admired and served as role models and because school officials believed drug use could increase the risk of sports injuries. The school district offered special courses and guest speakers, and even used drugsniffing dogs in an attempt to solve its drug problem. However, the problem persisted. Frustrated by their lack of success, school officials sponsored a parents’ input night at which officials described a proposed drug testing policy. The parents in attendance were unanimous in their support of the policy. The schools decided to implement the policy. The policy applied to all students participating in interscholastic athletics. Students and their parents had to consent in writing to the policy before the season began. Each athlete was to be tested at the start of the sports season. In addition, each week during the season 10 percent of the athletes were randomly selected for testing. Student athletes also had to provide information on any prescription drugs they were taking, as these could have an effect on the tests. Careful controls on the testing were spelled out in the policy. These included watching or listening as students provided urine samples, hand-checking the specimens for temperature, sending the specimens to a reputable laboratory for testing, providing a second test if the first test was positive, and limiting knowledge of the test results to senior administrators in the school system. If the second test was positive, then the school scheduled a meeting with the student and the student’s parents. The student could choose to participate in a six-week drug rehabilitation program (with weekly testing) or be suspended from sports for the current and the next season. Seventh grader Jason Acton signed up to play football at one of the grade schools, but he and his parents refused to sign the consent form. He was not allowed to participate. Acton and his parents sued the school district for violation of his constitutional rights. The U.S. District Court dismissed his case, but the federal court of appeals reversed the trial court’s decision. The school district appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Encarta 69.248.252.74 21:26, 2 November 2006 (UTC) [edit] John I Tzimiskes[edit] SourcesJohn I Tzimiskes From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search (snipped copy of John I Tzimiskes article --Geniac 14:56, 21 December 2006 (UTC))
[edit] Ship Harbour[edit] List of Ant Related Video Games[edit] What are Tyvek Wristbands?[edit] Lionel RogosinLionel Rogosin (1924-2000) Film Director and producer, Lionel Rogosin made political engaged films, such as : -On the Bowery (1957) -Come Back, Africa (1960) -Good Times, Wonderful Times (1966) -Black Roots (1970) -Arab Israeli Dialogue (1974) [edit] Sourceshttp://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9B05E1DE1539F93BA25751C1A9669C8B63 131.111.8.98 23:10, 2 November 2006 (UTC) kjbnbkjhbiuyhuiniujbn iuyh8gbiyg y87y87gth89 y87y098yt9876y87gt8gt87 google pig pie Lionel Rogosin (1924-2000) [edit] WorksFilm Director and producer, Lionel Rogosin made political engaged films, such as :
He is also the founder of the very important Bleeker Street Cinema. Long forgotten, he is now living a revival (all of his films are being restaured by the Cinemateca of Bologna, Italy). [edit] Sourcesbooks:
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