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The Aerospace Corporation Ranked as 2014 Learning Elite
El Segundo, Calif. (April 1, 2014) The Aerospace Corporation ranked number 40 in Chief Learning Officer magazines 2014 Learning Elite. Aerospace was awarded in the silver category. The ranked list of Learning Elite organizations were scored using a banding or category system that clarifies the maturity of training practices among the organizations. These categories include: gold, silver and bronze.
Chief Learning Officermagazine's Learning Elite program honors organizations for learning and development. Aerospace was nominated for its workforce development activities performed by its corporate university, The Aerospace Institute. This year marks TAIs 20th anniversary of delivering corporate training for technical and business education, and leadership development. The technical curriculum includes mission assurance, space systems architecting, acquisition, and technologies and engineering disciplines associated with space missions and systems. Additional information about TAI can be found here -http://www.aerospace.org/education/the-aerospace-institute/.
Chief Learning Officermagazine's Learning Elite program is a peer-based program designed and judged by training practitioners. This program recognizes organizations that employ workforce development strategies to deliver business results that benefit their organization, industry and the learning and development field. The Learning Elite program is based upon five dimensions: learning strategy, leadership commitment, learning execution, learning impact (internal) and business performance results (external). The dimensions serve as an integrated framework for managing a learning organization. The program utilizes best practices in evaluation to establish those elite organizations based upon impact, size and industry served.
The Aerospace Corporation is a California nonprofit corporation that operates a federally funded research and development center and has almost 3,500 employees. It provides technical guidance and advice on all aspects of space missions to military, civil, and commercial customers to assure space mission success. The Aerospace Corporation is headquartered in El Segundo, Calif., with multiple locations across the United States.
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Exxon to Wal-Mart Flying G650 Turn Jet Into Status Symbol
Ed Dahlberg got 40 calls in one day when he put a Gulfstream G650 up for sale in February. Thats unusual for a private jet -- especially when the asking price tops the $64.5 million on the sticker.
We believe this planes going to bring north of $75 million, said Dahlberg, president of Manassas, Virginia-based Emerald Aviation Inc. and part-owner of the G650.
Barely 15 months after its debut, the worlds biggest and fastest business jet is a corporate status symbol, with owners as high profile as Exxon Mobil Corp., Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Qualcomm Inc. The waiting list is almost four years long for a factory-fresh model, whetting appetites among tycoons and chief executive officers when a used G650 hits the market.
Its the must-have airplane if youre in the top end of the spectrum, said Steve Varsano, founder of London-based Jet Business, whos sold two pre-owned G650s since November for more than $70 million each to buyers he wouldnt identify.
G650s are also must-have for Gulfstream parent General Dynamics Corp., the tank and submarine maker squeezed by shrinking U.S. defense budgets. The jets helped boost 2013 aerospace revenue 17 percent to $8.12 billion, while combat systems unit revenue fell 23 percent to $6.12 billion.
The G650 is doing exceptionally well, said Peter Arment, a Sterne, Agee & Leach Inc. analyst who has a buy rating on Falls Church, Virginia-based General Dynamics. The demand for this plane is going to remain very strong.
Large, luxury aircraft are the bright spot in a $21 billion private-jet market recovering unevenly from the 2008-09 financial crisis. While orders remain weak for small, personal models like the Mustang from Textron Inc.s Cessna, corporate fleet managers and billionaires are shopping again for big planes able to make transoceanic routes.
Qualcomms G650 flew round trip between California and Barcelona before Februarys Mobile World Congress in the Spanish city, where then-CEO Paul Jacobs collected an industry award. That jaunt, as chronicled by airline-data tracker FlightAware, was well within the jets advertised range of 7,000 nautical miles (12,964 kilometers), enough to reach Beijing from New York without refueling.
Propelled by Rolls-Royce engines tucked on either side of the rear of the fuselage, the G650 can reach 627 miles an hour at 30,000 feet (9,100 meters), about 93 percent of the speed of sound. It seats as many as 18 people. To ease jet lag, the cabin air pressure is kept higher than on typical airplanes.
On a recent flight from Phoenix on a G650 owned by Honeywell International Inc., takeoff thrust pressed passengers into soft leather seats as the engines whispered.
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Major breakthrough in stem cell manufacturing technology
Scientists at The University of Nottingham have developed a new substance which could simplify the manufacture of cell therapy in the pioneering world of regenerative medicine.
Cell therapy is an exciting and rapidly developing area of medicine in which stem cells have the potential to repair human tissue and maintain organ function in chronic disease and age-related illnesses. But a major problem with translating current successful research into actual products and treatments is how to mass-produce such a complex living material.
There are two distinct phases in the production of stem cell products; proliferation (making enough cells to form large tissue) and differentiation (turning the basic stem cells into functional cells). The material environment required for these two phases are different and up to now a single substance that does both jobs has not been available.
Now a multi-disciplinary team of researchers at Nottingham has created a new stem cell micro-environment which they have found has allowed both the self-renewal of cells and then their evolution into cardiomyocyte (heart) cells. The material is a hydrogel containing two polymers -- an alginate-rich environment which allows proliferation of cells with a simple chemical switch to render the environment collagen-rich when the cell population is large enough. This change triggers the next stage of cell growth when cells develop a specific purpose.
Professor of Advanced Drug Delivery and Tissue Engineering, Kevin Shakesheff, said:
"Our new combination of hydrogels is a first. It allows dense tissue structures to be produced from human pluripotent stem cells (HPSC) in a single step process never achieved before. The discovery has important implications for the future of manufacturing in regenerative medicine. This field of healthcare is a major priority for the UK and we are seeing increasing investment in future manufacturing processes to ensure we are ready to deliver real treatments to patients when HPSC products and treatments go to trial and become standard."
The research, "Combined hydrogels that switch human pluripotent stem cells from self-renewal to differentiation" is published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
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New human trial shows stem cells are effective for failing hearts: Bone marrow-derived stem cells injected directly …
Patients with severe ischemic heart disease and heart failure can benefit from a new treatment in which stem cells found in bone marrow are injected directly into the heart muscle, according to research presented at the American College of Cardiology's 63rd Annual Scientific Session.
"Our results show that this stem cell treatment is safe and it improves heart function when compared to placebo," said Anders Bruun Mathiasen, M.D., research fellow in the Cardiac Catherization Lab at Rigshospitalet University Hospital Copenhagen, and lead investigator of the study. "This represents an exciting development that has the potential to benefit many people who suffer from this common and deadly disease."
Ischemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is the number one cause of death for both men and women in the United States. It results from a gradual buildup of plaque in the heart's coronary arteries and can lead to chest pain, heart attack and heart failure.
The study is the largest placebo-controlled double-blind randomized trial to treat patients with chronic ischemic heart failure by injecting a type of stem cell known as mesenchymal stromal cells directly into the heart muscle.
Six months after treatment, patients who received stem cell injections had improved heart pump function compared to patients receiving a placebo. Treated patients showed an 8.2-milliliter decrease in the study's primary endpoint, end systolic volume, which indicates the lowest volume of blood in the heart during the pumping cycle and is a key measure of the heart's ability to pump effectively. The placebo group showed an increase of 6 milliliters in end systolic volume.
The study included 59 patients with chronic ischemic heart disease and severe heart failure. Each patient first underwent a procedure to extract a small amount of bone marrow. Researchers then isolated from the marrow a small number of mesenchymal stromal cells and induced the cells to self-replicate. Patients then received an injection of either saline placebo or their own cultured mesenchymal stromal cells into the heart muscle through a catheter inserted in the groin.
"Isolating and culturing the stem cells is a relatively straightforward process, and the procedure to inject the stem cells into the heart requires only local anesthesia, so it appears to be all-in-all a promising treatment for patients who have no other options," Mathiasen said.
Although there are other therapies available for patients with ischemic heart disease, these therapies do not help all patients and many patients continue to face fatigue, shortness of breath and accumulation of fluid in the lungs and legs.
Previous studies have shown mesenchymal stromal cells can stimulate repair and regeneration in a variety of tissues, including heart muscle. Mathiasen said in the case of ischemic heart failure, the treatment likely works by facilitating the growth of new blood vessels and new heart muscle.
The study also supports findings from previous, smaller studies, which showed reduced scar tissue in the hearts of patients who received the stem cell treatment, offering additional confirmation that the treatment stimulates the growth of new heart muscle cells.
30% of aesthetic medicine clinics in Taiwan close down in 2yrs
Joy Lee
The China Post
Publication Date : 31-03-2014
About 30 per cent of the new aesthetic medicine clinics were closed down within two years due to a furious price war and constant medical disputes, the Chinese Society of Cosmetic Surgery and Anti-Aging Medicine (CSCSM) announced yesterday.
Since its establishment 20 years ago, the CSCSM reviews the current situation and development of Taiwan's cosmetic surgery industry, especially the development of aesthetic medicine clinics in recent years.
Dermatologist Sung Feng-yi said that opening an aesthetic medicine clinic requires at least NT$10 million (US$328,000) to cover a renovation of the premises and the purchasing of all medical equipment.
However, even if the clinic owner spends extra on promoting the clinic, most of the clinics cannot survive for more than two years, said Sung.
According to Sung, the operation of new aesthetic medicine clinics is getting more difficult as a result of competitive pricing and commercials on TV.
Some aesthetic medicine clinics even hired inexperienced doctors who recently graduated from medical schools, which caused medical disputes and decreased the degree of confidence the public has in the industry, said Sung.
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Pollogen Will Showcase Its Advanced Anti-Aging Solutions- the Surgen and the geneO+ Systems at the Upcoming AMWC …
Tel-Aviv, Israel (PRWEB) April 01, 2014
Pollogen Ltd., a global leader in the medical aesthetic market, will be exhibiting at the upcoming 12th Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress in Monte-Carlo, Monaco, held on 3-5 April 2014. Booth # B1.
Pollogen will be showcasing the Surgen system- an advanced dual technology platform for physicians that combines Hybrid Energy technology and TriFractional technology. Hybrid Energy technology was specifically developed to work with the bodys natural mechanism to promote wrinkle reduction, skin volumizing, stretch marks and acne scars improvement, without the need for surgery. Treatment is virtually painless and suitable for all skin types and colors. TriFractional technology is an advanced anti-aging sophisticated pulse sequence radio frequency solution that enables effective fractional skin resurfacing and is suitable for enhancing the Hybrid Energy treatment. The Surgen platform has a user friendly touch screen with pre-programmed and adjustable parameters for each treatment type.
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Dr. Ghislaine Beilin, Vice President of the Federation of Aesthetic Medicine and Anti-Aging (Fdration Syndicale des Mdecines Esthtiques et Anti-Age), will lecture at the AMWC on her experience with Hybrid Energy technology. The lecture entitled "Hybrid Energy Technology- an emerging advancement in fractional radio frequency technology" will take place on Friday, April 4th at 8:30 am in the Van Dongen room.
Dr. Beilin stated: "In my findings, Hybrid Energy demonstrated significant skin refilling along with improvement of skin texture and irregularities. No adverse effects were detected and treatments were well tolerated by patients with none to minimal pain and no down time."
Pollogen will also be featuring the geneO+- its advanced solution for spas and beauty salons. Powered by OxyGeneo technology, the geneO+ simultaneously performs three skin rejuvenation actions - gentle skin exfoliation, infusion of essential revitalizing nutrients and natural skin oxygenation. The oxygenation occurs from within the skin since the geneO+ triggers a body response called the "Bohr Effect" that results in the body sending oxygen to the treated area. This oxygenation process significantly increases the effectiveness of the treatment. The geneO+ treatment is fast and effective and softens fine lines and wrinkles, minimizes pore size, revitalizes dull complexion and provides a balanced healthy look. The geneO+ solution is suitable for all skin types and colors and results are visible after the very first session.
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Janina Olszewska from Janinas Esthetics in Toronto Canada is a real geneO+ fan: geneO+ is working out like no other device I've ever bought. I was able to pay it off in 2 months. My clients are extremely satisfied with their results, noticing diminished lines and lighter pigmentation marks, less break outs and smoother skin. I had few clients calling me the day after the treatment and thanking me for the outcome.
Mr. Amichai Bar-Nir, Pollogen's CEO stated: The Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress in Monaco is an important event for aesthetic practitioners which sets the tone for the industry. Pollogen has performed clinical trials with Dr. Beilin for many years and we are delighted by the results of her study which further confirm the safety and effectiveness of the Surgen system. We are very excited to showcase the Surgen and geneO+ systems and are confident that skin care specialists will be impressed by the anti-aging results they deliver."
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New Face of Anti-Aging: Liquid Facelift Demand Creates Market for Illegal InjectablesSkinspirations Urges Caution
Tampa Bay, FL (PRWEB) March 31, 2014
Liquid facelifts rank as the top nonsurgical cosmetic procedure in the nation, an accomplishment overshadowed as the demand for Botox and fillers has triggered a rise in illegal injectables (1), despite repeated warnings of the associated risks. Dr. Cynthia Elliott, owner of nonsurgical cosmetic facility Skinspirations, says that liquid facelifts can offer dramatic improvements in the skin, but urges potential patients to be especially cautious and seek only the help of qualified practitioners.
Liquid facelifts, a process during which injectable treatments such as Botox and dermal fillersincluding Juvderm, Restylane, Radiesseare used to restore youthful facial proportions, have grown in popularity due in large part to their effectiveness, versatility and accessibility. Unlike a surgical facelift, a liquid facelift typically takes less than an hour, requires no sedation and little or no downtime, and results become apparent almost immediately. But along with the increasing demand for Botox and fillers has come a rise in illegal injectables, prompting the FDA to issue an ongoing alert for unlicensed Botox that is shipped in from other countries (1).
Dr. Elliott says that some of her clientele have been the recipients of such unauthorized products and have turned to her for corrective proceduresan unsurprising statement, as a reported 84 percent of people who suffered complications from permanent dermal fillers required corrective action (2). But some of consequences of botched procedures are impossible to repair, per Dr. Elliott:
A client of mine had fillers in her cheeks done at another practice several years agoshe doesnt know what substance was used, and her cheeks are so large now that her dentist had difficulty getting her to open her mouth enough for a treatment. I administered a medication that would have dissolved it if it had been a hyaluronic acid filler like Juvderm or Restylane, but there was no response; its likely that the filler was permanent and, therefore, nothing can be done to remove it besides cutting it out.
Dr. Elliott says that the number of botched cosmetic procedures is likely due to people allowing the price to dictate the quality of the surgerya move that she says increases the chances of attracting unqualified physicians.
An experienced practitioner should be the top consideration when seeking any cosmetic procedure, not bargain hunting, said Dr. Elliott. Rather than blindly putting trust in those who claim to be in the medical profession, its up to the public to be proactive about their health and do extensive research before committing to any type of procedure.
Dr. Elliott says the risks associated with liquid facelifts and other cosmetic treatments can be limited by adhering to the following:
1.Check the FDA website which contains a list of approved fillers and providers. Botox and Juvderm manufacturer Allergan also posts pictures and a list of legitimate providers on its site. Ask the practitioner if they are a legitimate provider and if they can show credentials.
2.Botox containers for the use of cosmetic alterations always contain the word cosmetic. Boxes and vials missing the cosmetic label are not approved for cosmetic use in the United States; do not allow these products to be administered. And do not be afraid to ask to see the box from the practitioner; if you are made to feel wrong for doing so, be cautious.
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Workington Comets maul Glasgow Tigers in cup match
By John Walsh
Last updated at 16:43, Monday, 31 March 2014
Workington Comets 60 Glasgow Tigers 31: Workington Comets powered their way to a clear-cut home victory in their opening Premier League Cup tie at Derwent Park.
Comets Kyle Howarth on the inside and former Comet Rusty Harrison
The result was never in doubt after the Comets had opened-up a 15-point lead after six heats, and by which time the visitors had used their first tactical ride.
The Comets blasted out seven heat maximums and all five contracted riders had at least one victory on the night. Reserve guest Chris Schramm was the only one to miss out on a personal victory.
Workington had gone into the match without Ricky Wells and Ashley Morris, who were both on Elite League duty with Wolverhampton. Schramm filled in at reserve while the Comets used the rider replacement facility for Wells.
With the Ian Thomas Shield already on the Comets sideboard, Workington had started the competitive season installed as favourite to lift the Premier League crown.
The best way to justify that tag is to dominate the early-season League Cup competition and Workington certainly showed in this opener that they have the personnel capable of going all the way.
Skipper Rene Bach was beaten by ex-Comet Rusty Harrison in his second ride of the night but apart from that turned in a faultless performance, knocking out five straight wins afterwards for a 17-point tally.
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Gameday: Comets vs. Iowa
March 30, 2014 - American Hockey League (AHL) Utica Comets IOWA WILD (26-30-6-4) @ UTICA COMETS (29-29-4-4)
Utica Memorial Auditorium, 3pm
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Tonight's Game: The Utica Comets look to rebound after a tough two game set with Abbotsford, as they host the fellow first year Iowa Wild. Tonight's contest is a crucial one for the Comets, as they sit seven points out of the Western Conference's final playoff position.
When They Last Met: The Comets rode a career high 43 saves from Joe Cannata to defeat the Iowa Wild 3-2 in a shootout back on February 5 at Wells Fargo Arena in Iowa. Nicklas Jensen and Colin Stuart scored for Utica and Alex Biega found the game winner in the ninth round of the shootout. Jeremy Welsh and Patrick Mullen also scored shootout goals for Utica.
Comets Outlook: The Utica Comets were handed one of the worst defeats in franchise history, as they dropped a 7-2 decision to the Abbotsford Heat. Jeremy Welsh and Alex Biega scored for Utica, which fell to 29-29-4-4 with the defeat. The Comets received 18 saves form Joacim Eriksson, who took the loss, and 12 saves from Joe Cannata in relief. Ben Street led all scorers with three points (1-2-3) for Abbotsford, while Brett Olson had two goals. Netminder Joni Ortio made 32 saves on 34 shots to earn the victory.
Wild Outlook: The Wild picked up a 2-1 shootout victory over the Toronto Marlies last evening at Ricoh Coliseum. Jamie MacQueen scored in his first game with the Wild while Johan Gustafsson recorded 38 saves on 39 shots to earn the victory. Carson McMillan and Zack Phillips scored during the 2-0 shootout victory. Peter Holland was the lone goalscorer for Toronto, while Garret Sparks made 25 saves on 26 shots for the victory.
To Biega Or Not To Biega: Defenseman Alex Biega recorded his third goal of the season, with a marker during the third period. Biega is now tied with Colin Stuart for the team lead with two shorthanded goals. The Harvard University graduate now has 19 points (3-16-19) in 64 games to lead all Utica defenseman this season.
Friesen Willy: Center Alex Friesen was the only Comet with a multi-point evening on Saturday, with assists on both Utica goals. Friesen now has nine points (3-6-9) over eleven games this month, which places him second on the team behind only Cal O'Reilly.
I Don't Jer. I Love It: Center Jeremy Welsh scored for the first time on home ice last evening, with a second period tally against Abbotsford. Welsh, who now has nine points (3-6-9) since he was returned on loan from Vancouver, was also tied with Biega for the team lead with five shots on goal.
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