Fleming

Charlene Strong was on her way home in a pounding Seattle winter storm when the call came from her partner, Kate Fleming.

Fleming called again a few minutes later to say that she was stuck in the windowless studio, with water rising rapidly.

Sir Alexander Fleming's laboratory in St Mary's Hospital, London, survives just as it was when he discovered penicillin in 1928.

They wondered that he could be so tactless, and to make it worse Dr. Fleming had not heard what he said.

The best-known example was by Alexander Fleming. Halfway through an experiment with bacteria, he up and went on vacation.

Set among them are three villas that, with Fleming's original house and a restaurant overlooking the ocean, make up the current property.

Ian Fleming appropriated its slogan as the title of one of his James Bond novels, "Diamonds Are Forever. "

Fleming tried this mould out on another bacterium and found that it killed the bacterium too.

When he was training, Mr. Fleming said, he couldn't train less or make himself go more slowly.

Fleming published his discovery in 1929 in the British Journal of Experimental Pathology, but little attention was paid to his article.

After Kennedy listed Fleming's " From Russia With Love" among his favorite books, sales of the British-born playboy's adventures took off.

The top internal candidates are considered to be Greg Fleming, co-president, and Bob McCann, who heads the wealth management operations.

Fleming had been the prime mover behind the BofA merger, and was well liked in Charlotte.

A few days later, Fleming tendered his resignation to accept a teaching position at Yale Law School, his alma mater.

Strong struggled outside the door, Fleming called 911 on her cell phone.

Sir Alexander Fleming alighted on the antibiotic properties of penicillin while he was engaged on research of a quite different nature.

He himself referred to this tale as the Fleming myth. The idea that one guy alone could come up with such an important discovery.

Dr Fleming and his partner produce a list every year based on a survey carried out among their current and former patients.

But, Chief UNHCR spokesperson, Melissa Fleming, says there needs to be guarantees of safety before staff can return.

A Scottish biologist and pharmacologist Alexander Fleming published many articles on bacteriology, immunology, and chemotherapy.

You see, our next door neighbours are Bishop Fleming and his lovely wife, the French poodle.

"The classical hopping description of the energy transfer process is both inadequate and inaccurate, " said Fleming.

Colby College historian of science and technology James Fleming says geoengineering raises an important question of governance.

Ironically, none of the non-Fleming James Bond books has ever been filmed.

In Ian Fleming's novel Dr No, James Bond's nemesis Julius No survives a murder attempt thanks to a rare medical condition.

Mr. Fleming won the New York City Marathon twice and has coached athletes ranging from adolescents to college and nationally ranked runners.

UNHCR spokeswoman Melissa Fleming says heavy rains last week destroyed a number of makeshift shelters in the mission compound.

"We want them to be strategic partners and not just investors, " says Greg Fleming, chief operating officer of Merrill.

Fleming, who played a big role in shaping what was on store shelves, is being replaced by four executives who are splitting his duties.

Fleming remained modest about the amazing outcome of his discovery.

Another well-known instance of the role of chance is connected with the discovery of penicillin by Fleming.

Sir Alexander Fleming, Scottish bacteriologist and discoverer of penicillin, was born in Ayrshire .

"Sina Weibo is becoming the national watercooler of China, " said Sam Fleming, founder of Shanghai-based social media consultancy, CIC.

Alexander E. Fleming Sector Manager Finance and Private Sector Development Group World Bank Institute.

Fleming Pharmaceuticals still has supply, but it expects to run out this week, Ms. Wurdack said.

Reginald Fleming R. J. Johnston: A famous American, your majesty. A revolutionary general, the first American president.

Fleming Pharmaceuticals still has supply, but it expects to run out this week, Wurdack said.

ON DECEMBER 11th 1945, at the end of his Nobel lecture, Alexander Fleming sounded a warning.

In 1968, Peggy Fleming won the Olympic women's gold medal and fellow-American Tim Wood won the men's silver in Grenoble, France.

His name was Fleming, and he was a poor Scottish farmer.

Gregory Fleming, 44, made his name as an investment banker advising on some of the biggest US financial services deals of the past 10 years.

Colonel Ed Fleming of the US Army Engineer Corps said people in the area had been evacuated.

Rockery southeastern Fleming Road Church is the main building and garden, and Ming Tong things relative is 500-yin Temple.

The physicians Fleming discovered penicillin.

It was organized and overseen by Clas Fleming, a Swedish admiral from Finland.

Flowers had been left by friends to mark the one-year anniversary of Fleming's death.

Fleming says the film's producer will be Mark Gordon, who produced "Saving Private Ryan, " among many other projects.

Given Lehman's precarious situation, Fleming argued that Thain should start talking to BofA.

Interest is also high at Fleming Pharmaceuticals, a St. Louis County company that makes potassium iodide in liquid form.

It was not until World War II that the importance of Fleming's discovery was fully recognized.

In 1929, Alexander Fleming discovered the anti-bacterial qualities of the mold Penicillium.

Some even say that both men were reading books by Ian Fleming the night before the assassination .

Until Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1928, almost any little bug that someone picked up was potentially fatal.

This is a beautiful quote that I found -- we're talking about serendipity there -- from Alexander Fleming .

"If the unrest continues we could see people re-evaluate existing commitments, " said James Fleming, of RBS Coutts.

Fleming died of heart failure at the age of 56.

The result would be something that Ian Fleming's Q would drool over.

John Ambrose Fleming invents the two-element "Fleming Valve" .

Fleming noticed that Petri dishes with mould on them grew no bacteria, and in doing so discovered the first antibiotic.

A fireman jumped into the black water below to retrieve a comatose Fleming.

In 1928 Alec Fleming (now remembered as Sir Alexander Fleming) named the juice he extracted from some mold penicillin.

An ambulance raced Fleming to the hospital, with Strong close behind.

Fleming wrote that the locals "will surprise and charm you, " which they often did during my time there.

Core 3: In 1879, Sandford Fleming first proposed the adoption of worldwide standardized time zones at the Royal Canadian Institute.

Both attorneys, Ms. Clarke and Mark Fleming, are based in California.

Fleming developed a chemical that could cure serious infections. As a result, many lives were saved during World War II.

Fleming: One day, after I finished my experiment, I forgot to cover a glass dish.

"We said you can't make a determination of safety based on the documents the FDA produced, " Fleming said.

Fleming says Ethiopian friends in Tripoli paid the prison $900 to release the men who made their way to Shousha refugee camp in Tunisia.

Ms Fleming worries that plants' life cycles are speeding up.

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The fortuitous discovery of penicillin on a moldy Petri dish in 1928 by Alexandar Fleming launched a new era in medicine.

ACTUALLY, said Tom Fleming, my coach, it is unlikely that anyone can do it.

Through seven rounds of midrib Fleming Mar.

Multi-family offices, such as the London-based Fleming Family &Partners, are another option.

I am torn between a number of different people for my answer, but finally, at a push, I have chosen Alexander Fleming.

Other experts, such as Bernard Fleming, of Research Autism, point out that the main problem with The Horse Boy is that it's anecdotal.

Fleming called the substance "penicillin"

This is a Fleming diode from 1889, if it's original.

While working one day, Alexander Fleming (1881-1955) sneezed onto a culture dish.

On the right stood Mr. Fleming.

In 1928, Sir Alexander Fleming found that.

John Fleming, chief merchandising officer of Wal-Mart, says its "Every Day Low Prices" strategy is still "very, very effective" .

The shirt Fleming was wearing still lay where it was tossed aside that night by paramedics.

A letter appeared in The Times claiming Fleming as the discoverer of penicillin.

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