 and the company's constitution.
In most circumstances only the members of the company will have the legal right to sue to make the company act lawfully, and even they may be restricted in their ability to sue under the common law rule in Foss v Harbottle. This is a complex area beyond the scope of this database.
For legal definitions of shares, see: Borlands Trustee v. Steel Bros. [1901] 1 Ch 279 at p. 288; C.I.R. v. Crossman [1937] AC 26 at pp. 40-41, 51-52, 66.
The Company Law Solutions website provides further information about the creation, allotment, transfer, and conversion of different classes of shares.Laboratory glassware and plasticware products comprise of various types of equipment such as adapter, beakers, bottles, burette, chromatography apparatus, flask, measuring cylinder, thermometer, tubes, etc. which are used in clinical and research laboratories for scientific experiments. Many types of glassware and plasticware products used in laboratories which are classified on the basis of their uses and application during the research process. In last few decades glassware products dominate the market, but nowadays this trend is changed and increases the demand for plasticware products. Plasticware products are flexible, easy to handle, and less expensive than glassware. These are few factors which help in increasing the demand for plasticware products. However, many chemicals subtend and solvent needs to be heated during research and test process. So, in such a case glassware is the only option among plasticware and glassware which is expected to grow significantly during the forecast period 2017 – 2025.
There are several factors which help in driving the laboratory glassware and plasticware market. Firstly, increasing research in biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries drives the demand for the laboratory glassware and plasticware. For easily diagnose the diseases, and effective result increasing preference for the test before treatment also contributes to the growth of the laboratory glassware and plasticware. Shifting towards the automated laboratory process is a key trend in the laboratory glassware and plasticware market. Lack of funds in many research hamper the growth of the laboratory glassware and plasticware market. However, laboratory glassware create an opportunity for the manufacturer during the forecast period.
Laboratory glassware and plasticware can be segmented into product type and end use.
The North American region represents the largest laboratory glassware and plasticware market, owing to a mature consumer base. The Western Europe and Eastern Europe markets are highly saturated and are expected to remain rather stagnant. The APEJ and the MEA regions, however, provide immense opportunities for growth of the laboratory glassware and plasticware market. The Asia Pacific region is anticipated to become the largest market for laboratory glassware and plasticware. Emerging economies in Asia, such as China and India have witnessed an increased spending on research and development and in the healthcare sector. As a result, demand for laboratory glassware and plasticware in India and China, along with other ASEAN countries is anticipated to witness exponential growth, during the forecast period. The laboratory glassware and plasticware market in Latin America is also expected to witness steady growth with increased spending on the healthcare sector and emphasis on research.
Few of the key players identified across the globe in the laboratory glassware and plasticware marker are SOMATCO, Paul Marienfeld GmbH & Co. KG, Rose Scientific Ltd., Corning Incorporated, SciLabware Limited, Acumen Labware, M. V. Scientific, BOECO Germany, and among others.
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Last week Dr. Brian Skotko, a Physician at Children’s Hospital Boston’s Down Syndrome Program wrote the following response to an article written by John B. Thompson at GQ Magazine...
Go ahead, GQ, and mock my blue whale-emblemed Nantucket-red pants. Laugh if you want at the loud argyles that I prefer to wear with my black suit.  But, whatever you do, do not mess with my sister.
My sister, Kristin, has Down syndrome, and let me explain what “Style Down Syndrome” really is. “Style Down Syndrome” is smiling when everyone else prefers to frown. It’s spending three summers, in sheer determination, learning to ride a bike because you want the freedom to be like everyone else. It’s singing tunes from Grease at the top of your lungs with your friends. It’s celebrating a third-place victory at a swim meet with as much gusto as the gold medalist.
Style Down Syndrome is strong-willed, persevering, and forgiving—because it has to be.
People with Down syndrome are ridiculed on a daily basis. Although not as obvious as GQ’s sport, children with Down syndrome do not always get invited to birthday parties just because they have Down syndrome. Young adults, freshly minted from high school, sometimes have trouble finding post-secondary opportunities. And, adults with Down syndrome are often the first to be fired when the economy tanks.
All of this comes at a time when people with Down syndrome are achieving previously unimagined successes. They are graduating, working, living and loving within our communities. So, why do people underestimate their abilities? It must be because they do not know someone with Down syndrome. Because, if they did, they would come to appreciate the life lessons that accompany their extra chromosome.
If my friends who are black were mocked, they would not take it. If my friends who are gay were slurred, they would not take it. My 400,000 fellow Americans with Down syndrome have been cheapened, and I will not take it. I invite GQ magazine to introduce its readers to real people with Down syndrome through the My Great Story campaign of the National Down Syndrome Society.
According to Thriving, Children's Hospital Boston's pediatric health blog, Dr. Skotko's article went viral, "gaining mass attention on Twitter, Facebook and blogs, as well as mainstream media".
shortly after blogging about both the GQ article and Dr. Skotko's blog post. Apparently I wasn't the only one dismayed by the insensitive language used in GQ's article, or the only one ignited by Dr. Skotko's eloquent and impassioned response.
We're a tight-knit community. Whether it's rallying around orphans overseas who share our loved ones' extra chromosome or joining together to make a stand against those who would call our kids a burden to society- we've got our children's backs.
I love compiling these types of montages or posts, and even though this one was meant to be on the lighter side, I still get choked up watching it. Well, who wouldn't?! Our kids are amazing, and that extra chromosome evidently brings extra emotion and devotion.
Style Down syndrome. Bring it.
*if you cannot view the player refresh the page. Also, pause Lily's playlist at the bottom of the page to hear the slideshow's music.
Patti, that was wonderful! LOVED it!!!
Thank you, Patti, what a nice collection of beautiful faces! Hugs and kisses to other parents and their children. We all went through the same unknown, and just look at where we are now - pure happiness!
perfection! I cried all through it but it was happy tears. DS is a blessing and I am so happy to celebrate it with you!! Thanks Patti!
patti great job, it is perfect!I hope you don't mind me sharing on my blog.
Great job Patti! Reposting