Open Journal System Website for Gravitational and Space Biology Is Now Active

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Dear Colleagues:

The Open Journal System web site for Gravitational and Space Biology is active, and we continue to encourage manuscript submissions of all kinds - from members and non-members alike. The instructions to authors can be found on the website, and in the front-matter of any issue.

Manuscripts can be submitted any time through the website, http://GravitationalAndSpaceBiology.org, and will be published in the order of their completion through the peer review and author revision process. We continue to make special encouragement to people interested in contributing short communications developed from abstracts presented at the annual meeting, as well as longer symposia papers from the annual meeting. Manuscripts submitted before March 1st will be targeted to the Spring 2013 issue, and those submitted between then and August 1st will be targeted to the Fall 2013 issue. But again, manuscripts of all kinds may be submitted at any time, and will be published in their order of completion.

As you know, we are transitioning to a broader scope, and although we are currently still listed under the title "Gravitational and Space Biology" we are targeting the Fall 2013 issue to be the first issue under the title "Gravitational and Space Research". We are in the process of expanding our editorial board to support this change. Submission is open to all, and we are actively encouraging papers in all fields. Examples form the biological side of the house include (but limited to): gravitational and space biology, astrobiology, analog environment research, advanced life support (ALS), biophysics, radiation biology, engineering, and hardware development. Examples of physical sciences relevant to the ASGSR community include (but again, not limited to) fluid physics, combustion, materials, and acceleration in altered gravity environments. The categories of papers in the journal are Short Communication, Methods, Research, Review and Hypothesis. Guidelines for each category can be found in the Instructions to Authors, and you may feel free to contact any of the members of the Editorial team for guidance at any time.

The value of the journal to ASGSR, and to the scientific community, depends heavily on the quality and number of articles submitted. We look forward to receiving many high-quality papers that strongly reflect the exciting research of our members. We are the face of ASGSR.

As always, do not hesitate to e-mail with any questions, concerns, or suggestions.

Best regards, Anna-Lisa Paul alp@ufl.edu Editor

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FDA Approved DNA Sports Performance Lab Now Offers Advanced Low Testosterone Level Testing and Administers Bio …

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"Low Testosterone Hormone Levels is a Quite Epidemic in Both Men and Women, it Mirrors the Symptoms of Depression or Mental Illness and Should be Treated with Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Not Chemically Manufactured Products and Pharmaceuticals," says Dr. Chmielewski MD, of DNA Sports Performance Lab, Medical Facility.

Miami Beach, FL (PRWEB) January 02, 2013

Testosterone (more commonly known as raging male sex hormones) is a steroid androgen hormone, produced naturally by the human body. Testosterone is also the genetic enforcing hormone responsible for hair growth, bone strength, muscle growth and function, energy, alertness and overall healthy wellbeing.

Testosterone levels are proven to reduce naturally with age, especially after the age of 30. Testosterone levels are also proven to drop significantly during and after abusing synthetically built testosterone based products that are oral and injected, as well as absorbed from cream. Underground studies show that 60% of overall male and female gym goers are using and in most cases abusing, anabolic steroids and/or HGH. These products are chemical substances and they are not bio-identical to the human body and the effects have provoked an aggravated general health concern from the medical staff at DNA Sports Performance Lab medical facility.

Testosterone level testing is not currently included in most general blood work, it must be specified or requested. As a result, low testosterone is often overlooked or the side effects are commonly assumed to be a mental health issue until the dramatic symptoms affect the intimacies of a persons life. Other very common symptoms of low testosterone are vague and nonspecific such as, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, irritability, lack of energy, decreased strength, and low libido. Testosterone replacement therapy is important and proven to be almost crucial. Anyone with these symptoms should be tested, says Dr. Chmielewski.

DNA Sports Performance Lab now offers advanced treatment options for men and women in the form of sublingual bio-identical nutraceuticals or time released pellet implant therapy that is medically administered by Dr. Chmielewski.

DNA Sports Performance Lab offers personal and minimally invasive state-of-the-art blood spot at home mail-in test kit, eliminating the need to have blood painfully pulled by a Phlebotomist and a trip to the doctors office. This test is a custom specific, hormonal panel designed to closely monitor as well as fully diagnose your current free and total testosterone levels, including the often overlooked IGF-1 level. IGF-1, is a naturally occurring polypeptide protein hormone that is similar to insulin and primarily produced by the liver. IGF-1 plays an important role in stimulating growth during childhood and helps build and repair muscle tissue in adults.

For more information on DNA Sports Performance Lab, the products, or specifically testosterone replacement through pellet implant therapy, contact Debora Diaz at 305.397.8482. To learn more about DNA sports Performance Institute and Training Facility, visit online at: http://www.DNASportsLab.com

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FRACTAL ARTIFACT – Transhuman – Video

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FRACTAL ARTIFACT - Transhuman
"Transhuman" is the debut single from our debut album "Manifestations of the Abyss". Please check us out on Facebook! The tuning for this song is: Eb Ab Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb. Check out our other album teasers on the channel! This track will be available for download from Bandcamp. http://www.facebook.com Artwork produced for Fractal Artifact by Rickard Westman. fractalartifactonline.bandcamp.com

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AMD Memory Config Super Computer – Man VS Junk EP 58 – Video

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AMD Memory Config Super Computer - Man VS Junk EP 58
How to configure your motherboard to work correctly with 32 GB of RAM. I #39;ve never seen this much RAM (brand new) fail so bad. It #39;s not even registering at the right speed. I tried tweaking the BIOS settings to the Ram #39;s specs, but it failed to post. Patriot Viper 3 32GB (4 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1866 (PC3 15000) Desktop Memory Model PV332G186C0QK Later I discovered that there were tons of RAM settings that were not correct for the speed setting. I had to put in tons of manual values by hand. Still don #39;t know if it will pass the memtest. Hope it does. Previous Man VS Junk Episode: http://www.youtube.com I created this video and I own all rights to all content in the video.

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Cost of Stem Cell Therapy | Malaysia Stem Cell Therapy Cost – Video

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Cost of Stem Cell Therapy | Malaysia Stem Cell Therapy Cost
stemcellmalaysia.com Stem cell therapy is not a cheap medical treatment. In fact, it is very expensive treatment to the majority of people. The high price of stem cell therapy becomes not only a deterrent to the majority but also creates room for non-medical sector to fill the void of demands for disease treatment. This video addresses the issues surrounding the cost of stem cell therapy, particularly in Malaysia. For more information on stem cell therapy, please visit Stem Cell Malaysia at stemcellmalaysia.com

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Adult Stem Cell Therapy Breakthrough Leads to Crowd Funding Campaign on Indiegogo.com for Centagen, Inc.

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Centagen has developed a breakthrough stem cell therapy that rejuvenates a patient's own adult stem cells. The Company has found a way to expand a patients own stem cells in the lab millions of times while rejuvenating the cells. For example, a patients blood pleuropotent stem cells could be rejuvenated and expanded in the lab and then re-injected to repair and rejuvenate organs and tissues damaged by aging or disease. Centagen has announced a funding campaign at http://www.indiegogo.com/centagen for additonal research and development.

Boulder, Colorado (PRWEB) December 31, 2012

Each of us has a limited supply of the kind of stem cells needed to rebuild, repair, and rejuvenate any part of our body. As we age, the supply and healing power of our stem cells diminishes. By providing a practically unlimited supply of one's own rejuvenated stem cells, we may keep people young and healthy for well over a century. In particular, regenerating tissues and organs prepared by expanding ones own stem cells could help with Alzheimers disease, diabetes, immune senescence, damaged heart tissue, arteriosclerosis, failing kidneys, failing hearing or eyesight, osteoporosis, weak muscles, and aged skin.

The technology requires no genetic engineering of the stem cells, so the procedure is much safer than the current procedures requiring genetic tampering. Only a patients adult stem cells are used, so there are no ethical issues common with embryonic stem cell use or side effects due to tissue rejection by your immune system.

Centagen has recently opened a crowd funding bid at http://www.indiegogo.com/centagen in concert with Maximum Life foundation, whose mission is to make 100 years old the new 50.

Forward-Looking Statements for Centagen, Inc.

This press release contains several forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements reflect management's current expectations, as of the date of this press release, and involve certain risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking statements include statements herein with respect to the successful execution of the Company's business strategy of stem cell therapeutics. The Company's actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward- looking statements as a result of various factors and the Company's further development is highly dependent on future medical and research developments and market acceptance, which is outside of its control. The Company may not update these forward-looking statements in a timely manner as conditions change.

Bryant Villeponteau, Ph.D. Centagen (877) 757-1923 Email Information

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20130103 – The International Space Station (ISS) seen over Singapore – Video

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20130103 - The International Space Station (ISS) seen over Singapore
The International Space Station (ISS) seen from Singapore. Got lucky that the cloudy skies had cleared, and the angle of view was just outside my daughter #39;s room. Jupiter is also in view.

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International Space Station passing over Christchurch – Video

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International Space Station passing over Christchurch
The International Space Station passing over my city. Look for the flashing white dot - The first one you see right of the frame is jupiter i believe. the dramatic flashes weren #39;t IRL, merely my camera struggling to focus in the darkness. Might try upload a brighter enhanced and contrasted version later. Initially hard to see, but you can see it pass over Jupiter clearly at 0:51 - 1:20

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Kerbal Space Program – Episode 16 – Duna Space Station – Video

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Kerbal Space Program - Episode 16 - Duna Space Station
This is my series playing the game Kerbal Space Program, a sandbox indie title all about building, flying, and crashing your own spacecraft. Get KSP: http://www.kerbalspaceprogram.com Squad is the developer, and own all rights to KSP. (https Intro Music: Kevin MacLeod - Cipher (www.incompetech.com) Other Music Ronald Jenkees (www.ronaldjenkees.com) Used under paid license. Donate goo.gl

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let’s play Kerbal Space Program : EP 3 : space station part 1, how to rendezvous in 0.18 – Video

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Hello everyone, and welcome to my little let #39;s play side project: Kerbal Space Program. This game is about sending little green guys into space with custom build rockets or spaceplanes. The game has a very interesting gameplay and realistic physics, which means you have to work with orbits. The game is a independent production by Squad. It is still under heavy development and currently in alpha, Version 0.18.2 For more information please visit http://www.kerbalspaceprogram.com

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Space Station Crew To Study Why Astronauts Get Taller In Space

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January 2, 2013

Image Caption: Expedition 29 Commander Mike Fossum is photographed working with the USND-2 (Ultrasound 2) unit in front of the HRF-1 (Human Research Facility 1) Rack. Credit: NASA

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Researchers are looking into why astronauts are able to grow taller while spending time aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

Astronauts who are living aboard the orbiting laboratory have been known to grow 3 percent taller while living in microgravity. However, they return to their normal height when back on Earth. NASA has now commissioned a Spinal Ultrasound investigation to better understand this change.

This is the very first time that spinal ultrasound will be used to evaluate the changes in the spine, Scott A. Dulchavsky, M.D., Ph.D., principal investigator for the station study, said in a statement. Spinal ultrasound is more challenging to perform than many of the previous ultrasound examinations done in space.

The difficulty with imaging the spine is simply due to human anatomy, NASA said. Using the Ultrasound 2 machine aboard the space station gives astronauts an advanced tool to view the inner workings of their bodies.

Today there is a new ultrasound device on the station that allows more precise musculoskeletal imaging required for assessment of the complex anatomy and the spine, Dulchavsky said. The crew will be able to perform these complex evaluations in the next year due to a newly developed Just-In-Time training guide for spinal ultrasound, combined with refinements in crew training and remote guidance procedures.

The research could help develop exercises for better crew health and guiding improved rehabilitation techniques when astronauts return to Earth. Helping to understand how changes to the spine occur in real-time response to life in space will help crews prepare for future long-duration missions.

Dulchavsky said that another benefit of the research is that it could also reduce costs and provide a safer imaging option for patients here on Earth.

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Space Station's Expedition 34 Mission in Photos

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Christmas in Space 2012: Carols and Sights

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield strums a guitar while playing Christmas carols and gazing at Earth from the International Space Station in December 2012.

An upside Christmas tree decorates the International Space Station during the Expedition 34 mission in 2012 in this photo snapped by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield.

Christmas stockings for the six-man Expedition 34 crew decorate the International Space Station in December 2012. Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield snapped this photo: "Our stockings are hung by the Node 3 hatch with care, in hope that St Nicklaus has a big red spacesuit."

Christmas in space: NASA astronaut Kevin Ford, commander of the Expedition 34 crew on the International Space Station, wishes the world a Merry Christmas from orbit with a cosmic Christmas tree.

The six-man crew of the International Space Station (including a bearded Father Christmas) wishes Mission Control a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays on Dec. 25, 2012, during the Expedition 34 mission.

Canadian Space Agency astronaut Chris Hadfield tweeted this photo on Jan. 2, 2012. He wrote: "I'm very proud to have my country's flag on the wall of the Space Station, especially in such honourable company. pic.twitter.com/MAZEJFH9"

Newly arrived Expedition 34 Flight Engineer Tom Marshburn, NASA astronaut, uses the Body Mass Measurement Device in the Zvezda service module aboard the International Space Station on Dec. 23, 2012.

Canadian Space Agency astronaut Chris Hadfield tweeted this photo on Jan. 2, 2012. He wrote: "Inside my Sleep Pod - it serves as my bedroom, recording studio, and twitter zone while on the Space Station. pic.twitter.com/Mw7FeHVB"

On the International Space Station, Expedition 34 Commander Kevin Ford plays a ukulele on Dec. 23, 2012. On Christmas, the crew members gathered to make music of the season.

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