The N-terminal α-helical dimerisation domain of ROCK-I organises two kinase domains in a head-to-head configuration (Jacobs et al, 2006; Yamaguchi et al, 2006).
Matters of this kind can only be remotely fair if they are run and funded by a truly independent body; how one organises such a body I am at a loss to decide, human nature being what it is.
The council organises international conferences every four years in various parts of the world – Juliet and I organised the fourth, at the Institute of Archaeology, in 1982; many of the resulting conference papers, published in four volumes in 1983 and 1984, are still widely cited.
And Genoa resident Michael Nimmo adds that "one of the companies (Rimorchiatori Riuniti) where I work, organises boats in the harbour here.
In my current role at Debate Mate, an organisation that organises after-school debates, I've seen thousands of students all over the country, both in uniform and not, and I think that what actually distinguishes students is not what they're wearing, but how they interact and engage with each other.
"I like the way he organises his teams, always a good mentality, always well organised.
I book the bands, Rachael organises the infrastructure and my brother Adam looks after the marketing side of things.
When I called the company which organises the travel on Virgin's behalf I was initially told I could not travel at weekends.
Then, with the characteristic dry humour that marks her writing, she adds "but if somebody else organises a demo, I'll go on it".
But there was an elephant in the room last Wednesday at the O2, and, as chairman of the BPI, the music association which organises the awards, I can tell you that it was sat firmly on my lap.
No, I attend all of the events Timebased organises, unless I happen to be away or have two events on the same evening.
