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Waste water polluting beaches – NSW oppn
Waste water has bypassed treatment plants and flowed into Sydney beaches eight times in as many weeks, the NSW opposition says, raising questions about the effectiveness of recent upgrades.
Swimmers at pollution hotspots north and south of Sydney have been urged to keep out of the water after recent heavy rainfall.
Opposition water spokesman Walt Secord says hundreds of thousands of litres of untreated water, including sewage overflows, have been allowed to flow into Sydney and Illawarra beaches.
'I acknowledge that we had rains, but these plants were supposed to have been upgraded to respond to such incidents,' he said.
The opposition says eight treatment plants were placed on bypass between February and April, meaning waste water went straight into waterways.
'These waste water treatment plants are coastal ones rather than deep ocean outfalls,' Mr Secord said.
But Sydney Water general manager of service delivery Eric de Rooy says claims that raw sewage was released into beaches are completely untrue.
'These waste water flows received screening, primary treatment and disinfection before being released,' he said in a statement.
'The waste water treatment plant is working as it is designed to do, and operating within the regulations set by the EPA.'
Sydney Water said on Thursday that a partial bypass had been put in place at Warriewood and Cronulla waste water treatment plants following heavy downpours across the city on Wednesday night.
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Astronomy Apps, Ranked By Mobilewalla
Apps for Star Gazing, ranked by Mobilewalla
April is Global Astronomy Month. The following apps offer fun and educational ways to learn more about the stars.
Astronomy Apps-Apple
Star Walk - 5 Stars Astronomy Guide ($2.99) - Point the Star Walk app toward the sky, and it will identify the stars, planets and constellations in your line of sight. (Mobilewalla Score: 97/100)
Redshift - Astronomy ($11.99) - An extraordinary 3-D encyclopedia of the vast majority of explored space objects, including 500 galaxies. (Score: 88/100)
Solar Telescope HD ($1.99) - Provides a safe means to observe the sun's changes in real time. (Score: 77/100)
Astronomy 101 By WAGmob ($1.99)* - A learning tool designed to help students of astronomy learn the basics and test their knowledge. (Score: 69/100)
Astronomy Challenge (Free) - Test your knowledge of astronomy with this fun quiz. (Score: 66/100)
Astronomy Apps-Android
Sky Map (Free) - Identify objects in the sky instantly with Sky Map. Simply point your device at the sky, and it will give information about what's above you. (Mobilewalla Score: 98/100)
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A New Service Based on Artificial Intelligence Will Change the Way You Learn Languages
Lingualia presents Lingu, a virtual language teacher with the power to learn from each and every student and adapt the course to perfectly fit their needs. This state-of-the-art learning system achieves a noticeable increase in motivation, and much faster progress with very little effort.
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Lingu learns from the user; he studies their behaviour, their progress, the time they have available to learn, and their motivation, and applies that information to the design of completely unique learning experiences.
Sergio Blanco, CEO of Lingualia, points out, At Lingualia, the student isnt forced to adapt to the course; the course adapts to the student. This way, students motivation increases and they achieve a much faster progress with a lot less effort.
Student-focused Learning
The motivation and requirements of every language learner vary dramatically, as does the rate of progression and understanding.
Thats why Lingualia has developed Lingu, a virtual teacher, programmed with artificial intelligence, tailored to each student, with the ability to analyse all aspects of their learning capacities to create a personalised course for each user.
The student learns from their mistakes thanks to the explanations that Lingu provides. This method eliminates the need to follow a strict course which is always the same from student to student and not at all tailored to each persons requirements.
Lingus algorithm, based on artificial intelligence, learns from each student and has the capacity to take decisions in order to personalise the learning process.
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Aerospace Industries are Closer to Standardizing Materials Reporting
The International Aerospace Environmental Group (IAEG) is moving forward with the first voluntary, global declarable-substance list for the aerospace industry.
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Around the world, regulation is increasing on the use of certain materials in aerospace products, said Christer Hellstrand, IAEG chairman and Boeing director of Environment, Health and Safety. Working at a global, industry-wide level, weve identified the various materials and substances that are relevant for reporting throughout the supply chain and weve created a voluntary standardized approach for this purpose.
These standards are significant because they will enable the supply chain to share information about the chemicals and materials used to manufacture parts for aerospace products. Many suppliers support several companies. Sharing this knowledge can enhance efficiency, thereby lowering costs, and ultimately improve health and the environment.
Other concerns the group is working on include:
This years IAEG conference opened with more than double the number of companies since the group was formally established in June 2011. IAEG now represents more than 50 percent of the total worlds aerospace market.
During the three-day meeting, two new board members were elected: Sally Gestautas of Raytheon and Sandrine Bouttier Stref of Thales. The founding members are: Airbus and EADS, Boeing, Bombardier Aerospace, Dassault Aviation, Embraer, GE Aviation, Northrop Grumman, Rolls-Royce, SAFRAN, United Technologies Corp., and Zodiac Aerospace.
IAEG is a non-profit forum for aerospace companies and their suppliers to develop consensus standards for emerging health and environmental issues. IAEG membership is open to all aerospace companies who are interested in helping continue the development of industry-wide, voluntary consensus standards. For more information visit http://www.iaeg.com or contact Christer Hellstrand at christer.hellstrand(at)boeing(dot)com or Bruno Costes at bruno.costes(at)airbus(dot)com.
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Amphenol Aerospace and Datakey Electronics Collaborate to Design Rugged, High Speed, Removable Storage Solution
SIDNEY, N.Y., April 3,2013 /PRNewswire/ --Amphenol Aerospace (NYSE:APH), a global leader in interconnect technologies, has collaborated with Datakey Electronics, manufacturer of rugged, portable memory systems, to provide a rugged, removable storage solution. The result of this collaboration provides designers with a ruggedized USB flash drive and panel-mount receptacle solution.
The Ruggedized Memory Terminal (RMT) integrates components from both corporations. Instead of using a standard USB type A connector, the RMT leverages Datakey Electronics' SR4220PCB receptacle, which is integrated into Amphenol's field-proven MIL-DTL-38999 connector. The receptacle mates with Datakey Electronics' UFX RUGGEDrive memory tokens, which provide USB flash drive functionality, but have a more rugged construction and employ additional security features than consumer flash drives. Amphenol's high speed Oval Contact System (OCS), on the alternate side of the RMT, provides a reliable interconnect system for ruggedized computers and devices.
The SR4220PCB receptacle in the RMT has a cycle life of 50,000 insertion and removal operations minimum. Amphenol's OCS is a high density, high speed, rugged interconnect that withstands a minimum of 500 mating cycles. The MIL-DTL-38999 connector offers the highest performance capabilities for both general duty and severe environment applications. A screw-on cover is used to provide an IP68 seal when the cover is fully mated. The cover can be used both when a UFX token is present or not.
Paul Plitzuweit, Senior Product Manager for Datakey Electronics says, "We are very excited about this partnership, as it gives designers an ultra-rugged flash drive solution without the pitfalls of using a consumer USB receptacle."
Jared Sibrava, Director of Amphenol Aerospace's High Speed Solutions Division says, "Coupling the Oval Contact System, MIL-DTL-38999 connector, and Datakey Electronics' rugged USB drives and receptacles is a good fit for systems integrators as they solve complex system requirements regarding removable storage. The solution has been proven rugged and reliable for many different environments customers may face."
Designed for harsh environment applications, the RMT is ideal for use in the defense and commercial markets. Optional configurations are available.
Contact Information:Amphenol Aerospace Jared Sibrava (607) 643-1845 jsibrava@amphenol-aao.com
Datakey Electronics Paul Plitzuweit (952) 746-4066, Ext. 325 paulp@datakey.com
About Datakey ElectronicsDatakey Electronics is a brand of ATEK Products, LLC. The Datakey Electronics product line consists of rugged, portable memory keys, tokens and mating receptacles. With an exclusive focus on original equipment manufacturers, Datakey Electronics has provided portable memory solutions for a global base of customers in industrial, medical, military and commercial markets since 1976. Datakey Electronics products are manufactured at the ATEK Products facility in Brainerd, Minnesota.
About Amphenol AerospaceAs one of the largest developers of interconnection technologies for the military and commercial aerospace industries, Amphenol Aerospace Operations (AAO) provides OEMs worldwide with rugged, high quality products that withstand the harshest environments.
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FLYHT Aerospace Solutions Ltd. (TSX.V: FLY) Schedules Fourth Quarter and Year End Conference Call
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwired - Apr 3, 2013) - FLYHT Aerospace Solutions Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:FLY) (the "Company" or "FLYHT") has scheduled a live conference call to discuss the fourth quarter and year end results to be held, Wednesday, April 10, 2012 at 8 am MDT (10 am EDT, 7 am PDT).
The conference call will include a brief presentation about the fourth quarter and year end results and then a question and answer period with management.
To access the conference call by phone within Canada and the U.S. the toll-free number is 1-800-319-4610. Outside Canada and the U.S., dial 1-604-638-5340. (Callers should dial in five to 10 minutes prior to the scheduled start time).
Management will accept questions by telephone and e-mail. Individuals wishing to ask a question during the call, can do so by pressing *1. Also, you can email questions in advance or during the conference call to investors@flyht.com.
An archive of the conference call will be posted on the Presentations and Webcasts section of FLYHT's website as soon as it is available from the conference call provider.
About FLYHT Aerospace Solutions Ltd.
FLYHT provides proprietary technological products and services designed to reduce costs and improve efficiencies in the airline industry. The Company has patented and commercialized three products and associated services currently marketed to airlines, manufacturers and maintenance organizations around the world. Its premier technology, AFIRS UpTime, allows airlines to monitor and manage aircraft operations anywhere, anytime, in real time. If an aircraft encounters an emergency, FLYHT's triggered data streaming mode, FLYHTStream, automatically streams vital data, normally secured in the black box, to designated sites on the ground in real time. The Company has been publicly traded on the TSX Venture Exchange since 2003 and recently changed its trading symbol from AMA to FLY. Shareholders approved a Company name change from AeroMechanical Services Ltd. to FLYHT Aerospace Solutions Ltd. in May 2012.
AFIRS, UpTime, FLYHT, FLYHTStream and AeroQ are trademarks of FLYHT Aerospace Solutions Ltd.
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Wyle Names Aerospace Veteran as Corporate Vice President of Contracts
EL SEGUNDO, Calif., April 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- An aerospace industry veteran who is an attorney and an aircraft structural engineer has been named as Wyle's new corporate vice president of contracts.
Andy Zirkelbach will support the corporation and its business groups in the areas of contracts, subcontracts and other business agreements, as well as in related compliance matters. He will also manage outside legal services.
Zirkelbach is an attorney with more than 20 years of experience in government contracting and the aerospace/defense industry, including specifically in the area of engineering and technical services. His experience includes law firm practice and more than 15 years in house with aerospace companies.
He has substantial experience in contracts, subcontracts, teaming agreements, nondisclosure agreements, and other transactions that are common in our industry. He also has experience dealing with terminations, changes, claims and bid protests and developing written processes and procedures to ensure compliance with laws and regulations applicable to federal government contractors.
Zirkelbach obtained his law degree from Georgetown University. He also obtained a Master of Science degree in Engineering Science & Mechanics from Virginia Polytechnic & State University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering from Texas A&M University. Zirkelbach has worked as an aerospace structural engineer for Northrop's Aircraft Division and the Hughes Space & Communications unit.
Wyle, a privately held company, is a leading provider of high tech aerospace engineering and information technology services to the federal government on long-term outsourcing contracts. The company also provides test and evaluation of aircraft, weapon systems, networks, and other government assets; and other engineering services to the aerospace, defense, and nuclear power industries.
For more information, go to http://www.wyle.com
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Aerospace Technologies Group Launches Panacea Shade System Using SPD-Smart Technology
WOODBURY, N.Y., April 4, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aerospace Technologies Group, Inc. (ATG) and Research Frontiers (REFR) licensee InspecTech Aero Service (IAS) announced today a new product combining ATG's pleated shade technology with IAS's SPD-Smart dimmable window. The product, branded Panacea, will be publicly unveiled at the Aircraft Interiors Expo being held April 9 -11 in Hamburg, Germany.
For details on this historic new product announcement, we invite you to read the press release issued today by ATG and IAS: http://www.atgshades.com/PressReleases.php?article=17.
Panacea's launch marks the culmination of years of dimmable window evaluation and development efforts by ATG, the industry leader in aircraft window pleated shade systems. Today's announcement is evidence of the substantial aviation industry need for incorporating an electronic dimmable window (EDW) into a pleated shade system.
Next week, Panacea will be exhibited in numerous aircraft platform mockups in ATG's booth (Stand 7B5) at the Hamburg Aircraft Interiors Expo. For more information about ATG, visit http://www.atgshades.com/.
For further information about SPD-Smart dimmable window technology, visit http://www.smartglass.com/, or contact:
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Sports nutrition : Eating before exercise
While the pre-event meal is a key element to performance, fueling muscles and being well hydrated before exercise sessions will give Marc, Lauren and Anne the edge to train hard throughout the weeks leading up to Bayshore /upnorthlive.com photo
How often do you head out for your training run first thing in the morningbefore breakfast? Should you avoid eating before exercise if you are trying to lose weight? Does eating before exercise leave you feeling shaky, or with an upset stomach? While the pre-event meal is a key element to performance, fueling muscles and being well hydrated before exercise sessions will give Marc, Lauren and Anne the edge to train hard throughout the weeks leading up to Bayshore. Experimenting with food and drinks during training will also help them determine the best timing and tolerance for pre-exercise and pre-race foods.
Goals of nutrition before exercise include:
Fueling your brain, as well as your muscles, gives you mental stamina and focus to optimize training. While your body uses a greater share of fat for fuel while exercising in a fasted state (8 hours since your last meal) compared to doing the same workout after a carb-rich meal or snack, studies show that people are able to exercise harder and for a longer period when they consume carbs before exercise; training without pre-exercise fuel leads to decreased performance and early fatigue.
Overall, being able to exercise longer, at a higher intensity, will result in greater energy use (more calories burned), which is needed to cause fat loss. Consider the goals of your session to decide whether to eat or not before exercise. If your primary goal is to improve performance, have something to eat before exercise. If your primary goal is weight loss, as long as you will do the same amount of exercise (burn the same amount of calories, but over a longer time/distance), it is ok save your meal until after the session.
When to eat
Food eaten before exercise is only useful once it has been digested and absorbed. What and how much you eat affect how quickly you digest and absorb food. This means you need to time your meals and snacks so that the fuel is available during your exercise session. A general guide is to have a meal about 3-4 hours before exercise or a lighter snack about 1-2 hours before exercise. That said, its not always practical to eat a meal 3-4 hours before exercise. If any of the Three Amigos train early in the morning, they should choose a light snack about an hour before, even if it means getting up just a little earlier. For example, a glass of milk or juice and then some fruit or a cereal bar on the way to training can top off fuel stores. If scheduled for their long training run, Marc and Lauren can make up for their smaller carbohydrate intake prior to exercise by drinking a sports beverage during the event or training session.
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Gaspari Nutrition Featured in Nutrition Business Journal for Brand Expansion and Innovation
(PRWEB) April 03, 2013
Gaspari Nutrition, a globally distributed sport nutrition company, was showcased in the March 2013 issue of Nutrition Business Journal, a highly-regarded publication in the sports nutrition field. The article initially focused on Gasparis brand diversification, before featuring the success of its Myofusion protein series.
Initially, Gaspari Nutritions target market was bodybuilders, largely due to CEO Rich Gasparis roots as a professional himself. Richs hands-on approach and visibility have given the brand credibility within the bodybuilding community. Now, the brand has expanded to target consumers looking to build a more athletic, functional physique. With that comes the sponsorship of mixed martial artists like Frankie Edgar and Romulo Barral along with Crossfit athletes like Libby DiBiase. More and more health information is readily available to the public, and society is beginning to understand the importance of living a healthy lifestyle. As a result, Gaspari has made a shift to accommodate a larger audience.
As Gaspari Nutrition grows globally, its great that our hard work is recognizable to the supplement business community at large said CEO Rich Gaspari.
The average consumer, health conscious or not, is probably aware of the importance of protein in ones diet. Therefore, protein powders are one of, if not the most popular supplements in the sports nutrition industry. To find the backbone of Gaspari Nutritions success, look no further than its Myofusion protein series. Myofusions high protein, great tasting formula has translated into consistent customer loyalty throughout the years.
Gaspari Nutrition finds a way to remain in the spotlight. Recently, they switched their product lines packaging to a new, white design. Rich Gaspari received the Arnold Schwarzeneggar Lifetime Achievement Award at this years Arnold Classic. They have also released two new products, Superdrive - Pre-Training Energy Superfuel and IsoFusion Premium Whey Isolate.
About Gaspari Nutrition
Gaspari Nutrition is headquartered in Lakewood, NJ and is a rapidly expanding, healthy lifestyle sports company that develops and distributes a full line of nutritional supplements. Gasparis propriety and award winning products address all categories of an active lifestyle including muscle building, weight loss, and general fitness through a daily nutritional supplement regimen. They are one of the few companies to sponsor independent, 3rd party research on their products to prove their efficacy. Gaspari Nutrition is sold in over 85 countries, including over 85 Popeyes locations in Canada, and available in over 5,000 US retail outlets that include GNC, Vitamin Shoppe, and Kroger, as well as over 100 online stores, including Bodybuilding.com, Amazon, DrugStore.com, and SupplementsCanada.com. For more information, please visit http://www.GaspariNutrition.com.
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Herbalife Appoints New Nutrition and Fitness Experts
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Herbalife Ltd. (HLF) announced today that it has appointed Rocio Medina, M.D. as vice president, nutrition training, and Samantha Clayton, to the newly-created position of director, worldwide fitness education.
Having served on the companys Nutrition Advisory Board since 2007, Medina will now lead Herbalifes global nutrition training with an increased focus on education for Herbalife independent distributors on the principles of nutrition and living a healthy, active lifestyle.
Medina was a professor of nutrition and obesityat the University of Monterrey in Mexico, where she designed a series of courses specializing in these areas. Along with her colleagues, shealso founded the Medical College of Surgeons and Professionals in Obesity and Clinical Nutrition at Nuevo Len in 2000, where she served as president from 2009to 2010. Additionally, Medina is a member of the National Association for the Study of Obesity,since 2004. Previously, she served as medical coordinator forthe Ministry of the Preventive Police Force of Monterrey.
Medina received her medical degree at the Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon (Universidad Autnoma de Nuevo Leon), in Monterrey, Mexico; two nutrition and obesity post-degrees at the Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon and the University of Monterrey (1999-2001); and her specialization training in nutrition and obesity from University of Monterrey (2010).
Clayton will manage activities relating to exercise and fitness education forHerbalife independent Distributors and employees. She will also create, organize, and promote employee fitness programs and activities to align withthe companys corporate wellness program.
A native of Liverpool England, Clayton worked as a consultant to the company for the last two years and led the24-Fitprogram,Herbalifes first comprehensive fitness training program and DVD series. In 2000she represented England in the 2000 Sydney Olympics in both the 200mrace and the 4x100mrelay. Prior to the Olympics, she won two medals in the OlympicAAA trials;a silver medal for the 200mand a bronze for the 100mas well as a silver medal in the 4x100mrelay during the European Junior Championships. Her personal records include an11.40 in the 100m and 23.02 in the 200m. Clayton is a personal trainer and groupexercise coach throughtheAmerican Fitness and Aerobics Association (AFAA) and International Sport Science Association (ISSA).
About Herbalife Ltd.
Herbalife Ltd. (HLF) is a global nutrition company that sells weight-management, nutrition and personal care products intended to support a healthy lifestyle. Herbalife products are sold in more than 80 countries to and through a network of independent distributors. The company supports the Herbalife Family Foundation and its Casa Herbalife program to help bring good nutrition to children. Herbalife's website contains information about Herbalife, including financial and other information for investors at http://ir.Herbalife.com. The company encourages investors to visit its website from time to time, as information is updated and new information is posted.
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Nelson Laboratories to Conduct Pharmaceutical Microbiology Seminar
SALT LAKE CITY, April 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Nelson Laboratories (www.nelsonlabs.com) will give pharmaceutical industry professionals direct access to its FDA trend experts during the "The Science of Pharmaceutical Microbiology Seminar" on May 16, 2013 in San Diego, Calif.
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"We created this seminar to impart our industry knowledge on microbial control and aseptic processing to pharmaceutical industry representatives," said Jackson Adams, Pharmaceutical Account Manager. "The benefit to both the individual and their company will be learning how to better incorporate microbial process control into the product manufacturing lifecycle."
Register for "The Science of Pharmaceutical Microbiology Seminar."
The seminar will take place at the Hilton San Diego/Gaslamp at 401 K Street. Nelson Laboratories experts will present five different topics during the seminar, including:
Registration for this event will end on Friday, May 3, 2013. For any questions on registering groups or costs please contact marketing@nelsonlabs.com.
About Nelson Laboratories
Nelson Laboratories is a leading provider of full, life-cycle microbiology testing services. We are known for exceptional quality, but we look beyond the testing process and partner with you to achieve your long-term business goals. It's what we call The Science of Success. It's transparency in the testing process. It's approachable experts that guide you through ever-changing compliance requirements. It's helping you mitigate risk, be first to market, and succeed with your customers. Learn more at http://www.nelsonlabs.com.
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Retired cop shares secret of longevity
NONAGENARIAN Tony Lee celebrated a momentous milestone in the company of family and friends, and proffered some advice for those seeking to emulate his longevity.
On his 90th birthday, the retired policeman said that being contented and happy about ones existence, leading a clean life, and surrounding oneself with friends, are key to aging gracefully.
Always be happy with what you have and never yearn for other things. Dont look back to the past nor into the future, for your life is now. Live it with no regrets, he said.
Lee, who has been married 64 years to wife Suzanne, 88, still enjoys an active social life, has regular exercise sessions, and spends hours on the computer surfing the Internet.
Each morning, I thank God for my first cup of coffee, the computer that I had to learn using at the age of 75, and a lovely wife who says I spend more time on the device than I do with her.
Weve had many adventures together and I treasure every moment of it, he quipped during the birthday gathering at a restaurant in George Town recently.
He said that longevity has been a blessing, and it is a gift he intends to make the most of. He urged people to cherish the goodness around them for it keeps one young at heart.
There is nothing better to wish for than a long, healthy life. Because good health is your wealth, he added, eagerly looking forward to his 100th birthday.
Lee later went up on stage to serenade his guests with a several melodies before making a wish, blowing out the candles and cutting his elegant birthday cake.
Youngest daughter, Veronica Ann, 57, said her father, who was born in Seremban but moved to Penang after retiring from the police force, had always been the life of the family.
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Genetically Evolved Technology: Luke Bawazer at TEDxWarwick – Video
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Dorm degrees prove bothersome
By Brantly Houston Posted on April 2, 2013 | News | No comment
Several residents of A.B. Barret Hall have experienced discomfort in their rooms due to inconsistencies with the temperature of the air conditioning.
Kealey Fabian, sophomore biochemistry major from San Antonio, has noticed many problems with the halls air conditioning system.
When its hot outside you walk into the dorm and have to put on a sweatshirt, Fabian said. And during the cold months you walk in and its like walking into Mordor and its really uncomfortable.
Fabian said this problem has been occurring all school year. However, she said not all days are unpleasant.
Sometimes its not running at all and well open our window, she said. Its glorious.
Fabian said she has sent several maintenance requests addressing the problem, even emailing as late as 2 a.m. after being woken up by extreme temperatures. She also said it seems to be a general consensus among the residents that the air conditioning system does not work well.
Caroline Gafford, sophomore biochemistry major from Dallas, has noticed other problems with the system.
This past week it was cold outside in the morning and at night, but in the afternoon it was super hot, Gafford said. Wed walk into our room at night but the air would still be cold even though it was 30 degrees outside and then wed have no way to heat our room.
Its really been kind of frustrating trying to sleep at night because Im either freezing in the morning or burning up in my covers at night, said Aaron Vaught, sophomore vocal music education major from Fort Worth.Its not a very good situation.
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iovera Introduced in Europe as the World's First Toxin-Free Treatment for Dynamic Facial Lines
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Biologix Hair to Exhibit at the 11th Annual Anti – Aging Medicine World Congress, Grimaldi Forum, Monaco
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Apr 3, 2013) - Biologix Hair Inc. (BLGX) (BLGX) announces that senior executives from the Company's clinician licensing department will be exhibiting the Biologix Hair Therapy System to attendees at the Anti-Aging World Congress, Grimaldi Forum, being held in Monte Carlo, Monaco from April 4 - 6, 2013.
Ron Holland, Biologix Hair Inc. CEO, commented, "The Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress is the world's leading conference in the fields of aesthetic and anti-aging medicine. More than 8,000 professionals from over 95 countries will be in attendance discussing topical issues and medical advances. This is an excellent opportunity for Biologix to showcase its breakthrough hair loss solution to the leading edge of opinion makers within the international medical community.
"We are determined to be in a ready position to capitalize on the high-margin sales potential of the Biologix Hair Therapy System, if and when FDA and other major market approvals are forthcoming. Exhibiting at conferences such as the Annual Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress is expected to greatly assist Biologix in rapidly expanding its global distribution network of licensed clinicians and medical practitioners seeking to become Certified Biologix Hair Therapists and secure exclusive territorial purchasing and treatment rights for the Biologix Hair Therapy System."
Biologix extends an open invitation to all attendees to visit the Biologix exhibit booth to learn more about the Biologix Hair Therapy System and how it can complement your current services and business revenues.
For more information about the Annual Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress being held this week in Monaco, visit http://www.GrimaldiForum.com.
About Biologix Hair Inc. and Biologix Hair Science Ltd.
Biologix Hair Inc. (Biologix Hair), together with its wholly owned biotechnology subsidiary, Biologix Hair Science Ltd. (BHS), is focused on realizing the full market potential for its patent-pending hair loss prevention and regeneration treatment - the Biologix Hair Therapy System - and its demonstrated ability to prevent and reverse the effects of alopecia, which plagues hundreds of millions worldwide.
Between mid-2004 and mid-2012, more than 30,000 pre-clinical-trial treatments of Biologix Revive - the essence of the Biologix Hair Therapy System - were administered to 5,000-plus patients in South America suffering with varying degrees of alopecia, as well as people seeking preventive treatment. The participating treatment clinicians subjectively observed and reported that virtually 100% of preventive care clients continued to retain their healthy hair and an estimated 80-85% of the males and 90-plus% of the females treated for hair regeneration experienced significant regrowth of their own natural hair. And among alopecia areata patients, virtually total hair regrowth was observed in 100% of the cases. To date, no negative side effects have been reported.
BHS is currently focused on obtaining FDA approval for its breakthrough hair loss prevention and regeneration therapy and has initiated a research and development program with one of the world's leading medical research universities, the Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT). The R&D program, expected to take approximately twelve months to complete, is an important final step before formal clinical trials and the FDA approval process begins.
Additionally, on May 11, 2012, Venable LLP, the Washington-based law firm overseeing the worldwide IP and regulatory approval processes on behalf of BHS, filed a Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) application on behalf of BHS for Biologix Revive in Geneva, Switzerland. The PCT is an international treaty, administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), to which 144 countries have as of now contracted, including Canada and the United States.
Detailed analysis of metagenome datasets obtained from biogas-producing microbial communities residing in biogas reactors does not indicate the presence of putative pathogenic microorganisms
Background:
In recent years biogas plants in Germany have been supposed to be involved in amplification and dissemination of pathogenic bacteria causing severe infections in humans and animals. In particular, biogas plants are discussed to contribute to the spreading of Escherichia coli infections in humans or chronic botulism in cattle caused by Clostridium botulinum. Metagenome datasets of microbial communities from an agricultural biogas plant as well as from anaerobic lab-scale digesters operating at different temperatures and conditions were analyzed for the presence of putative pathogenic bacteria and virulence determinants by various bioinformatic approaches.
Results:
All datasets featured a low abundance of reads that were taxonomically assigned to the genus Escherichia or further selected genera comprising pathogenic species. Higher numbers of reads were taxonomically assigned to the genus Clostridium. However, only very few sequences were predicted to originate from pathogenic clostridial species. Moreover, mapping of metagenome reads to complete genome sequences of selected pathogenic bacteria revealed that not the pathogenic species itself, but only species that are more or less related to pathogenic ones are present in the fermentation samples analyzed. Likewise, known virulence determinants could hardly be detected. Only a marginal number of reads showed similarity to sequences described in the Microbial Virulence Database MvirDB such as those encoding protein toxins, virulence proteins or antibiotic resistance determinants.
Conclusions:
Findings of this first study of metagenomic sequence reads of biogas producing microbial communities suggest that the risk of dissemination of pathogenic bacteria by application of digestates from biogas fermentations as fertilizers is low, because obtained results do not indicate the presence of putative pathogenic microorganisms in the samples analyzed.Source:
http://www.biotechnologyforbiofuels.com/content/6/1/49
Stop Motion Journey Through the Human Body
Another captivating piece by Italian artist Valentina Formisano! This stop motion animation was created entirely by hand as a didactical book for children to learn about the inner working of the human body. It is inspired by the books of Italian artist and designer, Bruno Munari. I love how each piece of the animation can stand on its own as a beautiful graphic representation of anatomy.
View more of Valentina’s work at behance.net/TeletubbiesGiallo.
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/streetanatomy/OQuC/~3/8w4Dff9IyEo/