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The list below highlights select publications citing the Sendai virus vectors which are part of the CytoTune-iPS Sendai Reprogramming Kits.
2012 Fibroblasts Nakamura N et al. (2012) Feeder-free and serum-free production of hepatocytes, cholangiocytes, and their proliferating progenitors from human pluripotent stem cells: application to liver-specific functional and cytotoxic assays. Cell Reprogram 14(2):171–85. Human
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A stunning, personalised, artisan chopping board made from rustic olive wood. Use as a cheese or cutting board or for serving and presenting food.
This one even comes with a handy handle and even has a juice run-off gully (jus groove) around the edge of the carving area so your meat juices don't run all over your lovely clean tablecloth....or guests!
Personalised with your choice of words, these make very special, thoughtful gifts. Now with a choice of 6 stunning fonts. Please view the smaller image for the list of style examples on offer. Then choose the style you wish from the drop-down menu.
Include two messages of your choice, up to 30 characters on each line. Include a short message, a favourite quote, a special date or occasion... just about anything you can think of. The position of the text will be as shown in the photo.
Each board has been crafted from one piece of olive wood, which is a very beautiful and a very hard wood.
hand wash with hot, lightly soapy water. Treat often with olive, coconut or any other food grade oil. A care guide is included in with your board.
In this section of the site you'll find worksheets to help your child understand and examine physical processes, such as electricity and morning and night.
And you'll find even more experiments to bring out the little Einstein in your child in our Experiments and science fun pack.
Without forces our world would be silent and immobile. We explain what children learn about forces in Year 3 and Year 5 in the primary-school classroom, and how you can support their learning with hands-on activities and experiments at home.
Circuit, cell, bulb, switch... Find out about the electrical terminology your primary-school child will be using in the classroom and try some hands-on activities to support learning about electricity at home.
Matter makes up our physical universe. In primary school children learn about the matter on Earth, which exists in one of three states: solid, liquid or gas. We explain what your child is taught about states of matter in KS2 science.
A worksheet listing several statements about springs which children have to sort into 'true' and 'false' boxes.
Worksheet prompting your child to design a poster letting people know about the beneficial effects of friction.
Use your knowledge of electrical circuits to help MI High's Oscar recover his lost camera, but be careful of the Gnome Cams!
It's a race! Use your knowledge of friction to get MI High's Carrie to the Invigatron before Beryl 'The Beefcake' Bagshot steals it!
Sarah Jane's Rani is trapped in the Spellman's Circus Hall of Mirrors! Use your knowledge of light to guide her to safety.
Discover a complete learning programme that covers all the core science skills that your child must master by the end of each year of primary school. This comprehensive programme enables you to cover every topic in the curriculum with just one 10-minute worksheet every week at home.
Get started on the Science Learning Journey for your child's school year and by doing just a few minutes of fun work each week with your child at home, you will inspire their learning, fire up their hunger for knowledge… and ensure they’re not only on top of their lessons but brimming over with facts and actively contributing to classes.
Packed with simple experiments, fun games (Muffled Chinese Whispers, anyone?) and parent-friendly science explanations, our Experiments and science fun for KS1 and KS2 learning pack is all you need to make primary science come to life for your child.The learning pack includes experiments to help your child understand:
Learning about day and night and light and dark are topics your child will study in science at school. Why not try these at home to help your child understand these tricky concepts:
Help your child get to grips with #money #maths with our tips from teachers. https://t.co/gskX26NcxH — 8 hours 53 min ago
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In this fun recipe juicy burgers are filled with a tomato and pepperoni mixture, then topped with melted cheese. Yum. This is a great way to add interest to plain old burgers, which can get boring after a while. Before getting started, be sure that you know all of the tips and tricks for making the best burgers.
You could use ground chicken or ground turkey in place of the ground beef if you'd like. If you do that, add about 1/2 cup of soft bread crumbs soaked in 2 tablespoons of milk or water to add some moisture to the meat. Make sure that you cook ground chicken or turkey, in fact, all ground meat, to a minimum temperature of 165 F as checked with a food thermometer.
Use kaiser rolls or ciabatta rolls or other sturdy rolls for these burgers. Soft white hamburger buns just won't stand up to the meat and all the cheese and fillings. Enjoy these burgers with a green salad or a fruit salad and some cold iced tea.
Combine the ground beef, Italian seasonings and salt in a large bowl and mix gently. Form into 12 thin patties and place on waxed paper.
Combine the pepperoni, 1/3 cup pizza sauce, mustard, and Parmesan cheese in a small bowl. Divide this mixture among 6 patties within 1/2" of pattie edges. Top the filling with the remaining patties and press edges together to seal.
Grill the patties 4-6" from medium coals for 10-15 minutes until meat is thoroughly cooked to 165 F, turning carefully just once. Top each burger with a slice of the mozzarella cheese and the remaining pizza sauce.
Grill the buns and, cut side down, and let the cheese melt on the burgers for 1-2 minutes, then serve burgers in buns.
This list of Thanksgiving dessert recipes for vegetarians and vegans is divided into three categories: pies, cheesecakes and miscellaneous, but that's really only one way to look at it. There's pumpkin desserts, cranberry desserts, apple and other fall-themed desserts, chocolate desserts and some that cross over a few of those categories.
While a simple pumpkin pie, pecan pie, or apple pie may be one of the most traditional Thanksgiving desserts, and both can easily be made vegan, take a look at some of these other ideas and get inspired to whip up something memorable and special! Want even more ideas? Check out our full collection of vegan dessert ideas.
Or, if you're looking for more vegetarian and vegan Thanksgiving menu ideas visit our complete guide to vegetarian Thanksgivings here.
Easy Vegan Sweet Potato Pie This sweet potato pie recipe is very quick and easy to make. You can have it in the oven in ten minutes flat, five if you're quick!
Cranberry and Pear Pie A simple homemade pie recipe made from cranberries, pears, maple syrup and a splash of apple cider.
Vegan Peanut Butter Pie It's not exactly traditional, but Thanksgiving is a great excuse to make this indulgent vegan dessert!
Easy Vegan Pumpkin Pie A vegan version of the classic pumpkin pie recipe, using tofu as a binder instead of eggs.
Vegan Pumpkin Cheesecake A vegan pumpkin tofu cheesecake recipe with ginger, cinnamon and allspice that is super quick to prepare - just blend and bake! (pictured)
Pumpkin Cake Mix Cookies If you're short on time, energy, or both, try these super-quick pumpkin cake mix cookies.
Barack Obama’s upcoming second term is beginning to look as if it will be a high-wire act. Emboldened by the wide margin of his reelection victory in November, and seemingly concerned about what his legacy might be, Obama is reminding Americans that, even in the depths of apparent political deadlock with Congress, a focused and determined U.S. president can still make history.
Obama is approaching his inauguration on Monday with an aggressiveness that is surprising his opponents as well as some of his supporters, and his actions are cutting to the core of American political life.
U.S. President Barack Obama is sworn in by Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. in the Blue Room of the White House during the 57th Presidential Inauguration January 20, 2013 in Washington, D.C. (Pool / GETTY IMAGES)
In domestic policy, the president’s dramatic gun control proposals announced on Wednesday — only months before the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy — are the most ambitious in a generation. They come a month after the horrendous school killings in Newtown, Conn., and involve 23 presidential “executive actions” that are already in effect.
According to Obama’s aides, his upcoming domestic agenda will also include sweeping initiatives regarding immigration reform and climate change.
In foreign affairs, Obama’s nomination of former Republican senator Chuck Hagel as U.S. secretary of defence may point to a new era in American foreign policy. Hagel, as a veteran of the Vietnam War, was an outspoken critic of the Iraq war.
If he is confirmed by the U.S. Senate, which is now regarded as likely, Hagel’s long-held hesitation about the use of American military power would represent a final and clean break from the expansionist years of President George W. Bush.
Obama’s hero is Abraham Lincoln, and today’s president in not shy in acknowledging that fact. But as Lincoln’s modern legacy is still being hotly debated in American political circles, a question is being asked: ultimately, who was Lincoln? Was he the “man of compromise” portrayed in the award-winning Steven Spielberg movie, Lincoln? Or was he, as many historians argue, the “man of principle” who usually made things happen through sheer grit and steely determination?
When thousands gather Monday in Washington for the inauguration, which Obama will show up? Four years ago, the Obama who placed his hand on Lincoln’s bible seemed committed to seeking compromise in a bipartisan spirit. But his second term promises to be starkly different.
Gone, it seems, is the president who was confident the Republicans would eventually be willing to deal. Gone is the man who alienated many of his supporters by caving in during most of the crucial negotiations. And also gone (or so it appears) is the candidate who talked eloquently about the “hopey, dopey, changey stuff,” as Sarah Palin put it, without actually making much of it happen.
Of course, he still needs the support of Congress for many of his policies. But as a counterweight, there is public opinion — the public will — which Obama seems much more ready to use as pressure. And the Democrats have learned that the Republicans, too, can cave in the face of this.
As Obama stressed in his remarks on Wednesday about gun control, the American people overwhelmingly support his key proposals. And that includes members of the National Rifle Association and of the Republican Party. So his message to Congress, in effect, is: “If you block this, you will be held accountable by the people.”
This is the same calculation Obama is using for the looming battle about raising the debt ceiling. He says he will not “negotiate” with the Republicans about the debt ceiling since this covers bills that have already been incurred by Congress. So, again, his message to Congress is: “If you block this, and the U.S. government reneges on its debts, you will be held accountable by the people.”
His second term does resemble a high-wire act, except for one thing. When we see President Obama on Monday at his inauguration standing among all the other politicians of both parties, we shouldn’t forget that he is unique among them — in at least one crucial respect.
He is not running for reelection. He is running for history. That gives him power, and President Obama seems as if he is finally determined to use it.
Tony Burman, former head of Al Jazeera English and CBC News, teaches journalism at Ryerson University. tony.burman@gmail.com