Gazelle TwinEye koplamp, model 2005. 3 Watt uitvoering voor gebruik in combinatie met een achterlicht op batterijen. Speciaal voor gebruik in combinatie met naafdynamo; met sensor voor automatische inschakeling als het donker wordt. Montage op de voorvork.
Losse koplamphaak voor alle Gazelle Powervision koplampen (Ook de Twin Eye). Wordt gemonteerd op het balhoofd, voor de montage moet het stuur losgenomen worden.
Losse koplamphaak voor alle Gazelle Powervision koplampen (Ook de Twin Eye). Wordt gemonteerd op de kroonbout. Geschikt voor gebruik in combinatie met v-brakes.
Gazelle koplamp, speciaal model voor inbouw op geveerde vorken met Power Eye koplamp montagepunt. 3 Watt uitvoering voor gebruik in combinatie met een achterlicht op batterijen. Speciaal voor gebruik in combinatie met naafdynamo; met sensor voor automatische inschakeling als het donker wordt, en aan/uit schakelaar.
Gazelle koplamp, speciaal model voor inbouw op geveerde vorken met Power Eye koplamp montagepunt. Met sensor voor automatische inschakeling als het donker wordt, en aan/uit schakelaar. Werkt op batterijen.
Play to win with the R.A.T. 7. Uncompromising, unparalleled, and unmatched, the R.A.T. 7 helps you play like the pros, combining state-of-the-art technology with a jaw-dropping array of customizable features to produce the next step in the evolution of the mouse. Features:- Perfect your grip ? How do you hunt? Whether you ?palm? the mouse or ?claw? it, the R.A.T. can quickly and easily adapt by adjusting in length to suit your hand size and grip style. In addition, the Thumb Panel of the R.A.T. 7 moves forwards, backwards, and pivots outwards, giving you perfect positioning for effortless gaming. - Interchangeable Pinkie grips and Palm rests - 3 palm rests: - One featuring the same soft-touch finish as found on the body of the R.A.T. - One with a rubber inlay for enhanced grip. - One that is 4mm thicker to increase the height of the R.A.T.- 3 pinkie grips: - One featuring the same soft-touch finish as found on the body of the R.A.T. - One with a rubber inlay for enhanced grip. - One that offers a ?wing shaped? design, allowing you to rest your pinkie finger during play for increased grip.- Custom Weight System ? Like it light or heavy? Maybe you change the weight to suit your game? No matter, the R.A.T. has you covered. Five 6-gram weights can be added or subtracted in an instant, giving you the perfect weight for a perfect feel. When not in use, the weights can be safely stored in the supplied Weight Storage Container. - Precision Aim Mode ? Hit your target the first time every time. Use the ST Programming Software to set your desired Precision Aim speed (mouse sensitivity), then hold down the Precision Aim button to slow down mouse movement to a level that works for you. A deadly weapon that will hit your enemy where it hurts. - 5600 DPI - Featuring a new generation 'twin eye' laser sensor that reads each axis separately for pinpoint accuracy, the R.A.T. 7 tracks up to a stunning 6 meters per second. Pro gamers who favor low sensitivity with high movement speed preferences will always experience correct tracking and precision. - 4 Custom DPI Settings - Use the Rocker Switch to toggle between your custom DPI settings. - 5 Programmable Buttons - Combine your Programmable Buttons with 2 regular left and right mouse buttons and give yourself a total of 7 buttons available to punish your competition. Assign your choice of key gaming actions to Programmable Buttons to create your own custom profiles. - 3 Cyborg Modes ? Toggle between three individual R.A.T. modes at the touch of a button. Change sensitivity or Programmable Button actions in an instant and gain immediate access to a mind-boggling 15 commands.- Powerful ST Programming Software ? Change your DPI, set Precision Aim cursor sensitivity, create custom profiles for each game, and assign commands to your Programmable Buttons and Modes. Easy, quick and the power you need right on your desktop.- Lightweight Metal Chassis - Strong yet nimble, the solid metal frame forms the core of the R.A.T. 7 for enhanced rigidity.
Uses fascinating examples of bodily deformities to explore - and even look beyond - the insights of the new science of Evolutionary Developmental Biology ('Evo-Devo') Reveals the rich and complex connections between genetics, evolution, the environment, and development Touches on issues that are controversial in biology and beyond: from the evolution of new-species, to human sexuality Includes many fascinating historical stories and case studies A sensitive and humane treatment of the topic. In his own words, Blumberg concludes 'ELin the larger, unfolding scheme of things, we are all extraordinary, all strange, freaks every last one of us. Some just happen to be more notable, with a particularly interesting story to tell.' Two-legged goats, conjoined twins, 'Cyclops' infants with a single eye in the middle of their forehead, double-headed snakes, and Laloo, a man with a partially formed twin attached to his chest... In Freaks of Nature, Mark S. Blumberg turns a scientist's eye on these unusual examples of humans and other animals, showing how a subject once relegated to the sideshow can help explain some of the deepest complexities of biology. These examples of extreme bodily anomalies are in fact the natural products of development, and it is through such developmental mechanisms that evolution works. And Blumberg shows how 'freak' deformities can provide valuable windows on the intimate connections between genetics, development, the environment, and evolution. In taking seriously a subject that has often been shunned as discomfiting and embarrassing, Freaks of Nature takes the perspective of evolutionary developmental biology to shed new light on how individuals - and entire species - develop, survive, and evolve.
Susan Nagel, author of the critically acclaimed biography Mistress of the Elgin Marbles, turns her attention to the life of a remarkable woman who both defined and shaped an era, the tumultuous last days of the crumbling ancien regime. Nagel brings the formidable Marie-Therese to life, along with the age of revolution and the waning days of the aristocracy, in a page-turning biography that will appeal to fans of Antonia Fraser's Marie Antoinette and Amanda Foreman's Georgiana: Duchess of Devonshire. In December 1795, at midnight on her seventeenth birthday, Marie-Therese, the only surviving child of Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI, escaped from Paris's notorious Temple Prison. To this day many believe that the real Marie-Therese, traumatized following her family's brutal execution during the Reign of Terror, switched identities with an illegitimate half sister who was often mistaken for her twin. Was the real Marie-Therese spirited away to a remote castle to live her life as the woman called "e;the Dark Countess,"e; while an imposter played her role on the political stage of Europe? Now, two hundred years later, using handwriting samples, DNA testing, and an undiscovered cache of Bourbon family letters, Nagel finally solves this mystery. She tells the remarkable story in full and draws a vivid portrait of an astonishing woman who both defined and shaped an era. Marie-Therese's deliberate choice of husbands determined the map of nineteenth-century Europe. Even Napoleon was in awe and called her "e;the only man in the family."e; Nagel's gripping narrative captures the events of her fascinating life from her very public birth in front of the rowdy crowds and her precocious childhood to her hideous time in prison and her later reincarnation in the public eye as a saint, and, above all, her fierce loyalty to France throughout.
The ingeniously told story of Thomas Jefferson's once-forgotten architectural legacy-and the man who rediscovered it 100 years later. Yes, they make rather an odd couple-but, truly, Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) and Fiske Kimball (1888-1955) are the Johnson and Boswell of the story of American architecture. If not for Dr. Fiske Kimball, we might never have known that Thomas Jefferson was an architect. Though he was hailed as a brilliant statesman, Jefferson was all but unknown as an artist and an architect for nearly a century. But Kimball, an industrious scholar with a keen eye, made a series of critical discoveries that changed not just the image of Jefferson, but also rewrote the story of American architecture, introducing its first real practitioner. Benjamin Henry Latrobe, Charles Bulfinch, William Thornton, Robert Mills-Kimball identified the key figures who together with Jefferson transformed the craft of building into the art of architecture, at the same time setting the aesthetic tone for a young country still struggling to define itself. Part detective story, part narrative history, Dr. Kimball and Mr. Jefferson recreates the stories of these visionary men through the lens of the amazing Fiske Kimball, who, in resurrecting their legacy, helped found the twin disciplines of historic preservation and architectural history. Hugh Howar'd's newest book, Mr. and Mrs. Madison's War, will be available from Bloomsbury Press in January, 2012.
From the verticals of New York, Hong Kong and Singapore to the sprawls of London, Paris and Jakarta, this interdisciplinary volume of new writing examines constructions, representations, imaginations and theorizations of 'cityscapes' in modern and contemporary culture. With specially-commissioned essays from the fields of cultural theory, architecture, film, literature, visual art and urban geography, it offers fresh insight into the increasingly complex relationship between urban space, cultural production and everyday life. This volume draws on critical urban studies and moves beyond familiar cultural representations of the city by considering urban planning and architecture. Organized under three inter-related themes - image, text and form - essay topics range from the examination of cyberpunk skylines, pagan urbanism and the cinema of urban disaster, to the analysis of iconic city landmarks such as the twin towers, the London Eye and the Judisches Museum Berlin. Covering a diverse range of cities, including Berlin, Chicago, Jakarta, Johannesburg, Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles, Paris, and Venice, this fantastic resource for students, scholars and researchers alike, works expertly at the intersections of visual, material, and literary culture.
Heel bijzonder zijn de zogenaamde twinmatics.
Dit is oogschaduw in de vorm van een potlood met aan beide kanten een sponstipje op een verend staafje.
De losse, met oogschaduw gevulde ‘schroefdopjes’ schroef je er gemakkelijk op en af.
Er zijn mooie, zachte, parelmoerachtige en poederpastelkleuren die elk voor- en najaar weer aangevuld worden met nieuwe kleuren.
Door de speciale applicator kan de oogschaduw bijzonder fijn en nauwkeurig worden aangebracht,...
Dit is oogschaduw in de vorm van een potlood met aan beide kanten een sponstipje op een verend staafje.
De losse, met oogschaduw gevulde ‘schroefdopjes’ schroef je er gemakkelijk op en af.
Er zijn mooie, zachte, parelmoerachtige en poederpastelkleuren die elk voor- en najaar weer aangevuld worden met nieuwe kleuren.
Door de speciale applicator kan de oogschaduw bijzonder fijn en nauwkeurig worden ...
Over the early 2000s, Ulver has managed to remain prolific while avoiding a true full-length follow-up to the band's 2000 album, Perdition City. There have been three EPs, two movie soundtracks, and an EP compilation. 1st Decade in the Machines, the inevitable remix album, is another one to add to the list. Another band that Ulver head Garm has been involved with, Arcturus, did a remix album a few years ago, too -- Disguised Masters -- and it was pretty entertaining, largely because of all the unexpected stylistic curve balls (trip-hop, jungle, gangsta rap, etc.). The cast of remix contributors on that album was not so well-known, but here, it includes such familiar folks as Viennese laptop all-stars Fennesz and Pita, noise luminaries Merzbow and V/Vm, and other noteworthy names such as Jazzkammer, Third Eye Foundation, and Stars of the Lid. At the same time, the results here are less surprising than on Disguised Masters, partly because of how much more electronic and experimental Ulver's recent work has been than Arcturus' was, but also because the interpretations are less foolhardy and, for better or worse, more 'tasteful.' Pita and Fennesz turn in predictably subtle, glitched-out variations on Perdition City source material, while Martin Horntveth turns in a reverent bit of string-heavy downtempo melancholy from Silencing the Singing that would have fit right in on the original EP. (For the record, the source material for half of the tracks comes from either Perdition City or the related Silence Teaches You How to Sing/Silencing the Singing EPs.) Things get noisier toward the end, culminating in Merzbow's ten-minute wall-of-sound reinterpretation of the Nattens Madrigal era, which is still fairly restrained given his track record. Another nice surprise is Bogdan Raczynski's 'remix' of 'The Voice of the Devil' from the William Blake album, although it sounds like less of a remix and more of an original piece of wistful, Aphex Twin-style drum'n'bass with a creepy synth breakdown at the end and just a few scattered samples from the original song. It seems clear that some care was put into this CD so that it doesn't appear carelessly thrown together or incoherent like so many remix albums, which is nice. The album flows well and doesn't contain any outright duds or annoying throwaways. On the other hand, it is still just a remix CD, and it will therefore appeal to a limited audience of electronic-era Ulver obsessives and/or die-hard fans of the remix artists. ~ William York
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The contents of the inaugural volume of Oxford Studies in Metaethics nicely mirror the variety of issues that make this area of philosophy so interesting. The volume opens with Peter Railton's exploration of some central features of normative guidance, the mental states that underwrite it, and its relationship to our reasons for feeling and acting. In the next offering, Terence Cuneo takes up the case against expressivism, arguing that its central account of the nature ofmoral judgments is badly mistaken. Terence Horgan and Mark Timmons, two of the most prominent contemporary expressivists, then offer their take on how expressivism manages to avoid a different objection-that of collapsing into an objectionable form of relativism. Daniel Jacobson and Justin D'Arms next offer anarticle that continues their research program devoted to exploring the extent to which values might depend upon, or be constrained by, human psychology. Ralph Wedgwood engages in some classical metaethical conceptual analysis, seeking to explicate the meaning of ought. Mark van Roojen then contributes a new take on the Moral Twin Earth Argument, a prominent anti-realist puzzle advanced in the early 1990s by Horgan and Timmons.Allan Gibbard next presents his latest thoughts on the nature of moral feelings and moral concepts, crucial elements in the overall project of defending the expressivism he is so well known for. James Dreier then takes up the details of Gibbard's recent efforts to provide a solution to what many view as the most serious difficulty for expressivism, namely, the Frege-Geach problem. Dreier identifies difficulties in Gibbard's expressivist account, and offers a suggestion for their solution.Sergio Tenenbaum explores the concept of a direction of fit, relied on so heavily nowadays in accounts of moral motivation. Nadeem Hussain and Nishiten Shah then consider the merits of Christine Korsgaard's influential critique of moral realism. T. M. Scanlon's widely-discussed buck-passing account ofvalue attracts the critical eye of