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Starting from the 60s, the Soul Star has transformed a sneaker from a performance tool into a life companion. In black bio-based nappa, this men’s model features a black suede heel tab. White laces add the finishing touch.

Starting from the 60s, the Soul Star has transformed a sneaker from a performance tool into a life companion. In black bio-based nappa, this men’s model features a black suede heel tab. White laces add the finishing touch.

Starting from the 60s, the Soul Star has transformed a sneaker from a performance tool into a life companion. In black bio-based nappa, this men’s model features a black suede heel tab. White laces add the finishing touch.

Starting from the 60s, the Soul Star has transformed a sneaker from a performance tool into a life companion. In black bio-based nappa, this men’s model features a black suede heel tab. White laces add the finishing touch.

"The year's most intriguing book about God was produced not by theologians but by 60 world-class scientists, 24 Nobel Prize-winners among them. Cosmos, Bios, Theos gives their thoughts on the Deity and the origin of the universe and of life on Earth. For instance, the co-editor, Yale physicist Henry Margenau, concludes that there is 'only one convincing answer' for the intricate laws that exist in nature: creation by an omnipotent, omniscient God." —Time "A most important body of informed opinion that will enlighten, inspire, and strengthen those who, in their quest for answers to questions of ultimate origins, or religious or metaphysical explanations, may look to scientists for inspiration in their personal lives as well as for answers to scientific questions." —The Science Teacher

The theory and practice of bio art, a new art form that uses the materials and processes of biotechnology, with examples of work by such prominent artists as Eduardo Kac and Marc Quinn.Bio art is a new art form that has emerged from the cultural impact and increasing accessibility of contemporary biotechnology. Signs of Life is the first book to focus exclusively on art that uses biotechnology as its medium, defining and discussing the theoretical and historical implications of bio art and offering examples of work by prominent artists.Bio art manipulates the processes of life; in its most radical form, it invents or transforms living organisms. It is not representational; bio art is in vivo. (A celebrated example is Eduardo Kac's own GFP Bunny, centered on "Alba," the transgenic fluorescent green rabbit.) The creations of bio art become a part of evolution and, provided they are capable of reproduction, can last as long as life exists on earth. Thus, bio art raises unprecedented questions about the future of life, evolution, society, and art.The contributors to Signs of Life articulate the critical theory of bio art and document its fundamental works. The writers―who include such prominent scholars as Barbara Stafford, Eugene Thacker, and Dorothy Nelkin―consider the culture and aesthetics of biotechnology, the ethical and philosophical aspects of bio art, and biology in art history. The section devoted to artworks and artists includes George Gessert's Why I Breed Plants, Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr's Semi-Living Art, Marc Quinn's Genomic Portrait, and Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey's Chlorophyll.

This introductory text details Arthur Lessac’s proven procedures for understanding, training, and improving the voice and speech of the performer by exploring the varied qualities of the physical energies associated with producing sounds.

The theory and practice of bio art, a new art form that uses the materials and processes of biotechnology, with examples of work by such prominent artists as Eduardo Kac and Marc Quinn.Bio art is a new art form that has emerged from the cultural impact and increasing accessibility of contemporary biotechnology. Signs of Life is the first book to focus exclusively on art that uses biotechnology as its medium, defining and discussing the theoretical and historical implications of bio art and offering examples of work by prominent artists.Bio art manipulates the processes of life; in its most radical form, it invents or transforms living organisms. It is not representational; bio art is in vivo. (A celebrated example is Eduardo Kac's own GFP Bunny, centered on "Alba," the transgenic fluorescent green rabbit.) The creations of bio art become a part of evolution and, provided they are capable of reproduction, can last as long as life exists on earth. Thus, bio art raises unprecedented questions about the future of life, evolution, society, and art.The contributors to Signs of Life articulate the critical theory of bio art and document its fundamental works. The writers―who include such prominent scholars as Barbara Stafford, Eugene Thacker, and Dorothy Nelkin―consider the culture and aesthetics of biotechnology, the ethical and philosophical aspects of bio art, and biology in art history. The section devoted to artworks and artists includes George Gessert's Why I Breed Plants, Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr's Semi-Living Art, Marc Quinn's Genomic Portrait, and Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey's Chlorophyll.

REDOX LIFE (2013), written by leading researcher Dr. A S Naidu, is the most comprehensive reference volume on the field of redox science to date. This book will take you on a stunning visual journey over five chapters that unfold the impact and implications of redox on human health and medicine. REDOX LIFE is a 534-page authoritative work that elucidates fundamental redox principles in chemistry and biology, uncovers the role of redox interventions in medicine, and captures the interplay between good health and redox-supportive nutrients. This book cites the work of over 150 Nobel Laureates and explains the impact of over 1500 scientific publications on the evolution of life under the influence of REDOX. REDOX Life is a must-read for physicians, healthcare providers, scientists, students and individuals interested in understanding the role of Redox in human health. Learn more at www.biorepmedia.com

REDOX LIFE (2013), written by leading researcher Dr. A S Naidu, is the most comprehensive reference volume on the field of redox science to date. This book will take you on a stunning visual journey over five chapters that unfold the impact and implications of redox on human health and medicine. REDOX LIFE is a 534-page authoritative work that elucidates fundamental redox principles in chemistry and biology, uncovers the role of redox interventions in medicine, and captures the interplay between good health and redox-supportive nutrients. This book cites the work of over 150 Nobel Laureates and explains the impact of over 1500 scientific publications on the evolution of life under the influence of REDOX. REDOX Life is a must-read for physicians, healthcare providers, scientists, students and individuals interested in understanding the role of Redox in human health. Learn more at www.biorepmedia.com

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Starting from the 60s, the Soul Star has transformed a sneaker from a performance tool into a life companion. In black bio-based nappa, this men’s model features a black suede heel tab. White laces add the finishing touch.

Starting from the 60s, the Soul Star has transformed a sneaker from a performance tool into a life companion. In black bio-based nappa, this men’s model features a black suede heel tab. White laces add the finishing touch.

Starting from the 60s, the Soul Star has transformed a sneaker from a performance tool into a life companion. In black bio-based nappa, this men’s model features a black suede heel tab. White laces add the finishing touch.

Starting from the 60s, the Soul Star has transformed a sneaker from a performance tool into a life companion. In black bio-based nappa, this men’s model features a black suede heel tab. White laces add the finishing touch.

Starting from the 60s, the Soul Star has transformed a sneaker from a performance tool into a life companion. In black bio-based nappa, this men’s model features a black suede heel tab. White laces add the finishing touch.

Made of high-quality PP and ABS material that resists sunlight and aging, it's heavy-duty and has a long service life. The unique design of the crank handle facilitates you to clean the sponges without opening the device. It is a functional and convenient tool to help you keep the pond water clean.

Controlled life-cycle plastics have similar performance properties of ordinary plastic bags except they are modified to accelerate aging in a process that safely returns the organic carbon, from which plastic is made, to the natural bio-cycle as a food source for microorganisms. Application: Can Liner; Capacity Range (Volume) [Max]: 13 gal; Thickness: 0.7 mil; Grade: Medium-Duty. Color: White.

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An important new reference source for students of western musical culture, this volume directs the user to all pertinent, substantive, and accessible information concerning the life and works of Sir Michael Tippett, widely recognized as one of this century's most significant composers. The book is divided into four main sections: a biography, an annotated list of works and performances, a discography, and an extensive bibliography. Five appendices provide additional information for the researcher including a chronological list of compositions, a classified list of published compositions, honors and awards won by the composer, ballet and television productions, and resources available.The brief biography which begins the volume provides a convenient source for basic factual information about Tippett's life. The works and performances section presents in one alphabetical sequence all known musical works by Tippett, including early unpublished compositions. Each citation includes information about year of composition, duration, genre, instrumentation, additional statements of responsibility, commissions and dedications, location of existing manuscripts, published editions, and a selected list of performances. The discography contains all known commercial recordings of Tippett's music along with information about performers, date and place of recording, and a chronological listing of all issues of the performance. Divided into three sections, the bibliography covers writings by Tippett, books and articles about Tippett, and reviews of his works culled from the Times (London), the New York Times, and a variety of major and local newspapers around the world. Taken as a whole, this is a masterful contribution to the reference works available on the great composers of the twentieth century.