Autism Speaks Selects Prometheus Research to Develop Integrated Data Management System

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NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Prometheus Research, a leading provider of data management services for behavioral and biomedical research, announced today that it has been selected by Autism Speaks to develop an integrated data management system which will enable autism researchers to securely manage and share their data.The newly organized Autism Genetic Resource Exchange (AGRE) Data Coordinating Center (DCC) centralizes clinical, environmental, and biospecimen data from several Autism Speaks-funded programs and initiatives to better serve the research community.

Using their Research Exchange Database (RexDB) platform and best-of-breed electronic data capture system, ROADS, Prometheus empowers researchers to effectively manage and exchange interdisciplinary data while maintaining the flexibility to incorporate new significant results such as genetic, EEG, imaging data and additional studies.

"We're very excited to begin working with Autism Speaks, a premier autism research and advocacy organization.This project will enable wider integration of Autism Speaks' valuable research data and enable them to re-use the data in ways not possible before," said Dr. Leon Rozenblit, President and CEO of Prometheus Research.

Prometheus Research's domain expertise in autism and related disorders makes it an ideal partner for Autism Speaks.Prometheus has supported or collaborated on some of the largest and most ambitious autism research endeavors in the world, including the National Database for Autism Research (NDAR). The tools and processes they've helped develop in the areas of study governance, data collection, data curation, data distribution, and data persistence are now considered best practices for collaborative research, and are already in use at places like the Yale Child Study Center and the Marcus Autism Center.

"AGRE's dedication to collaboration and data sharing has accelerated the pace of autism research significantly over the last decade," said Autism Speaks Vice President of Clinical Programs Clara Lajonchere, Ph.D. "We strive to utilize technology that will meet the emerging needs of science and feel that the team at Prometheus Research has developed the tools that will help us achieve our goals."

About Autism SpeaksAutism Speaks is the world's leading autism science and advocacy organization. It is dedicated to funding research into the causes, prevention, treatments and a cure for autism; increasing awareness of autism spectrum disorders; and advocating for the needs of individuals with autism and their families.Autism Speaks was founded in February 2005 by Suzanne and Bob Wright, the grandparents of a child with autism. Mr. Wright is the former vice chairman of General Electric and chief executive officer of NBC and NBC Universal. Since its inception, Autism Speaks has committed over $180 million to research and developing innovative resources for families. Each year Walk Now for Autism Speaks events are held in more than 95 cities across North America. To learn more about Autism Speaks, please visit http://www.autismspeaks.org.

About Prometheus ResearchPrometheus Research provides data management services and web-native data-management software to biomedical researchers investigating autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders. Its team specializes in designing and building systems capable of accelerating complex interdisciplinary research and of multiplying the value of hard-won research data. Prometheus staff are consummate innovators, and Prometheus technology powers some of the most ambitious and important research endeavors in autism, including the Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI). Many of these innovations also are made available to the open source software community, most notably HTSQL, an instant Web interface for databases, and the Research Exchange Database, RexDB. To learn more about Prometheus Research, please visit http://www.prometheusresearch.com.

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Does Social Media Help Salespeople Sell?

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DALLAS, May 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Social media technologies have re-shaped how we interact. But do they help salespeople sell?

Not according to the results of two surveys presented at the 2012 annual convention of the Southwestern Psychological Association in Oklahoma, City. The surveys, reported by behavioral scientists, Trelitha R. Bryant and George W. Dudley at Behavioral Sciences Research Press in Dallas, Texas, were presented April 13, 2012. Bryant and Dudley asked 4,768 salespeople (67% men, 33% women, average age 40) in more than 1,000 U.S. companies which form of client communication is most helpful for generating new sales. The salespeople were surveyed as part of a standard assessment protocol for sales professionals which included the Sales Preference Questionnaire (SPQ*GOLD), a psychological test used worldwide to detect emotional discomfort associated with prospecting for new business. Almost 70% (+/-1%) said established forms of communication (face-to-face and telephone contact) were most helpful generating new sales. Only 10% (+/-.14%) claimed email was most effective and less than 10% said other forms of computer-mediated communication were most effective. Results were not age-related.

"Further analyses uncovered another relationship," Dudley said. "Salespeople claiming social media is most effective might be struggling with sales call reluctance, an emotional impediment to production characterized by apprehension, conflict, hesitation or avoidance specifically associated with sales prospecting. They had elevated prospecting distress scores on eleven of the twelve forms of sales call reluctance measured by the test."

To confirm their results, the research team conducted a follow-up study of 1,512 additional salespeople (64%male; 36% female, average age 40). The outcome was essentially the same (68% said conventional, 2.8% computer-mediated). "The second study confirmed what we learned in the first," Bryant said, "including the link with sales call reluctance.Computer-mediated social media may help find a date, keep tabs on old friends or support a political campaign. But most salespeople don't think it's as helpful as conventional person-to-person contact for generating new sales."

About Behavioral Sciences Research Press Behavioral Sciences Research Press (BSRP) has been advancing the science of selecting salespeople since 1979. The Dallas, Texas based organization is known worldwide for applications based on rigorous scientific development and field-tested effectiveness. BSRP's pioneering research on how fear influences the behavior of sales and sales management personnel is considered "the definitive work on the subject". http://www.bsrpmediaroom.org

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Erasing Painful Memories: Drug and Behavioral Therapies Will Help Us Forget Toxic Thoughts (preview)

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The caustic imprint of a traumatic memory may fade or vanish with new drug and behavioral therapies

By Jerry Adler | May 10, 2012|

Image: Fredrik Broden

The rat is on a carousel with clear plastic sides, rotating slowly in a small room. As it looks out through the plastic, it sees markings on the walls of the room from which it can determine its position. At a certain location it receives a foot shockor, in experimenters jargon, a negative reinforcement. When that happens, the rat turns sharply around and walks tirelessly in the opposite direction, so it never reaches that same place in the room again. It will do this to the point of exhaustion.

Question: How do you get the rat to stop walking? Note that just turning off the shock will not suffice, because the rat will not allow itself to enter the danger zone. The rat needs an intervention that helps it forget its fear or that overrides its response with a competing signal of safety.

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4you Beauty Board tests Anti-aging Face Creams

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Published: May 12, 2012

If you're never quite sure whether the ads for popular beauty products can be believed, relax. Our 4you Beauty Board is made up of veteran testers ready to try the latest when it comes to all things beauty. We'll share what worked and what bombed with the hope of making life a little easier for you.

Check out our online database of reviews at TBO.com, search: Health.

Minus 417 Miracle Immediate Wrinkle Filler

Available at http://www.minus417.com; $139 for 1.02 ounces

"Instant filling action with continuous age and expression wrinkle reduction."

Rating: C-

Michelle says: When I'm not testing products for the Beauty Board, I cover faith and values as a beat. So I'm quite familiar with miracles. I was pretty excited about my Minus 417 filler, because it promises divine intervention. A company wouldn't actually lie about this, would it? The first time I applied this smooth cream infused with essential oils, (the jar includes a little application spatula), I was blown away. It really works! All those fine lines around my mouth, forehead and upper lip area gone! I was plotting ways to quit my job so I could become a full-time distributor and then I looked in the mirror 20 minutes later. Those little buggers were back. For a quick fix, and I mean quick, this wrinkle filler truly does the job. But after using it for a month, I still don't see the overall younger skin I was promised. For this very hefty price, I'd rather save the money and put it toward Botox.

MichelleBearden, 56, covers faith and values for Tampa Tribune, WFLA-TV and TBO.com

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Grey's Anatomy Redux: Doctors Make Big Career Decisions, but a Shocking Cliffhanger Changes Everything!

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MORE:Grey's Anatomy: Patrick Dempsey, Ellen Pompeo, Sandra Oh and Justin Chambers Set to Return!

No Wedding Bells: So Ben (Jason George) was pretty grumpy all episode. Turns out that his perfect day for Bailey (Chandra Wilson) was actually an elaborate proposal attempt. Turns out Bailey didn't have to finish that crossword puzzle after all because Ben's accepted a new job as well.

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"I'm sorry I messed up your proposal. But I'm wearing a thong and this is as sorry as I get." Bailey

"Oh no, they did. I just figured that's what you'd sound like in the face of rejection." Cristina

"Mark'll buy it. His dreams have always been my dreams." Derek (Patrick Dempsey)

"She's not leaving you, she's leaving me." Owen

"No one's ever wanted me like this." Alex (Justin Chambers)

"He should be with someone who wants a baby. And you should be with someone who wants you." Meredith

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'Grey's Anatomy' recap: Don't Know When I'll Be Back Again

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GONE, BABY, GONEDon't be deceived by Arizona and Callie's happy faces -- there's not much to smile about when this episode ends.

Earlier today, creatorShonda Rhimes told EW that in addition to a big death, viewers should be prepared for something bad to happen in next weeks season finale.

Knowing that, I watched the penultimate episode with bated breath, constantly looking for clues of what impending doom might befall Seattle Grace next week. I watched Arizona break the news to her brothers best friend Nick that his cancer was incurable, and thought that maybe this would lead to a bigger storyline. I watched April lose all possible job offers, including a place at Seattle Grace, and surmised, Oh, this is setting up her downfall. I got my answer, however, in the last moments of the episode when a closing shot of an airplane carrying majority of our doctors crashed.

Yes, you read that right, and no, you didnt stumble upon one of Doc Jensens old Lost recaps, may they rest in peace. We dont know any details yet, but a plane carrying Meredith, Derek, Cristina, Arizona, and Sloan has crashed, split open in the middle of the wilderness. Maybe some of you predicted this when you saw them all on the plane, but -- paint me oblivious -- I actually gasped in those last moments. I know thats a lot to process (it certainly was for me), so while you get your bearings, lets start at the beginning.

Chief Hunt and the other head surgeons are in game-time mode in the conference room as they try and figure out which of their docs are leaving the nest. But while the surgeons powwow, the doctors with the real decisions to make are partying at Casa de la Grey, taking celebratory shots, and turning the music off every time a phone rings, lest it be a hospital with an offer. That included April, who got her first of many calls from hospitals revoking their offers. The second "retract call" came during lunchtime at the hospital where Cristina was on hand to pick up, put on her best high-pitched Kepner voice, and stick it right back to the bad news bearer.

I absolutely loved seeing Cristina stand up for Kepner when there have been so many moments when shes really laid it on her. To me, it showed a true moment of unity as these doctors all go their separate ways. But though that moment was a bright spot, things continued to go downhill for April until she landed smack down at the bottom when Hunt told her that even Seattle Grace couldnt keep her on staff. April is seriously unraveling, and even though shes a pretty irritating character, I can't help but really feel for her.

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Grey's Anatomy stars sign up for two more seasons

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'Grey's Anatomy' stars Ellen Pompeo and Patrick Dempsey have signed up for two more seasons of the show.

Ellen, Patrick, Sandrah Oh, Justin Chambers, James Pickens Jr. and Chandra Wilson have reportedly put pen to paper on new two-year deals that will see the ABC medical drama continue through the 2013/14 season, taking the programme past a 10th series, according to TVLine.

'Grey's Anatomy' - which is currently in its eighth season - attracted 9.25 million viewers in the US last week, and the show looks set to become one of the longest-running medical dramas in TV history.

Earlier this year, Katherine Heigl admitted she wants to return to the show, despite leaving in a storm of controversy in 2010 after criticising her character Dr. Izzie Stevens.

She previously said: 'I've told them I want to [return]. I don't know ... Being a showrunner and being a writer of a TV series like that is so complicated that I mean she's got how many characters are there now? There's a lot and so she's balancing about 40 different storylines, so I don't know if it fits in to their sort of vision for this season or next or however many seasons it goes.'

Series narrator and lead female star Ellen - who has played Meredith Grey since the show started in 2005 - insisted she would be happy to continue portraying the surgical resident.

She explained: 'If I hear from the fans that they want us to keep going, then I would continue because we owe them everything.'

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ABC renews 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'Revenge,' 'Once …" and more

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ABC has renewed seven of its series: "Grey's Anatomy," "Revenge," "Once Upon a Time," "Suburgatory," "The Middle," "Modern Family" and "Castle."

Quite a mouthful, eh?

"Modern Family," though experiencing a dip in viewers, will come back for Season 4, and "Grey's Anatomy" will enter its ninth. "Castle" has been a steady performer in its Monday slot; its renewal will take the crime dramedy into its fifth season, helping it reach the 100-episode benchmark.

"The Middle" has held its own on the network in the Wednesday comedy block -- helping to pass the viewer baton as a lead-in for freshman series "Suburgatory."

"Suburgatory" has some fellow rookies with which to revel in the renewal elation: The fairy-tale drama "Once Upon a Time" had an impressive debut last fall, with 13 million viewers and a 4.0 in the 18-49 demo, and it has continued to perform well for the network, helping the show to land a spot next season. The devilishly soapy "Revenge" also will get a sophomore season.

The renewals come on the heels of news that "Cougar Town" is moving from ABC to TBS.

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Grey's Anatomy stars sign on for more

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'Grey's Anatomy' stars Ellen Pompeo and Patrick Dempsey have signed up for two more seasons of the show.

Ellen, Patrick, Sandrah Oh, Justin Chambers, James Pickens Jr. and Chandra Wilson have reportedly put pen to paper on new two-year deals that will see the ABC medical drama continue through the 2013/14 season, taking the programme past a 10th series, according to TVLine.

'Grey's Anatomy' - which is currently in its eighth season - attracted 9.25 million viewers in the US last week, and the show looks set to become one of the longest-running medical dramas in TV history.

Earlier this year, Katherine Heigl admitted she wants to return to the show, despite leaving in a storm of controversy in 2010 after criticising her character Dr. Izzie Stevens.

She previously said: "I've told them I want to (return). I don't know ... Being a showrunner and being a writer of a TV series like that is so complicated that I mean she's got how many characters are there now? There's a lot and so she's balancing about 40 different storylines, so I don't know if it fits in to their sort of vision for this season or next or however many seasons it goes."

Series narrator and lead female star Ellen - who has played Meredith Grey since the show started in 2005 - insisted she would be happy to continue portraying the surgical resident.

She explained: "If I hear from the fans that they want us to keep going, then I would continue because we owe them everything."

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Fans all heading in one direction

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IF YOU'RE in need of direction, you might want to head towards Harvey World Travel in Wood St or Mt Pleasant.

They're the only travel agents in Australia to secure 50 tickets to the One Direction concert in Brisbane next year.

Marketing co-ordinator Laura Fordyce said Mackay residents were taking advantage of the opportunity.

"We've had more than 100 people register already and heaps of mothers have been ringing up," Ms Fordyce said.

"Airfare costs have not been released yet, however, we expect the price will be a little over $600 per person, twin share, which will include an A reserve ticket to the Brisbane concert, return airfares from Mackay to Brisbane and one night's accommodation at Hotel Ibis."

General manager Steven Boxall said he encouraged those who were interested to register to avoid missing out.

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Cubic and UC San Diego to Collaborate on Next Generation Intelligent Travel Research

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SAN DIEGO, CA--(Marketwire -05/10/12)- Cubic Transportation Systems (CUB), a leading integrator of intelligent transport systems and services, and the Jacobs School of Engineering at the University of California San Diego (UC San Diego), one of the world's leading public research universities, have entered into a collaborative partnership to research the next generation of intelligent travel technologies for cities.

Cubic will contribute $500,000 over five years to the UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering to fund research done by faculty, students and Cubic Transportation Systems staff. The project aims to achieve a better understanding of the application and utilization of emerging technologies, with the ultimate goal of making transportation easier, more convenient, more economical and environmentally greener for transit operators and their customers.

"The partnership with UC San Diego will help Cubic realize its vision of mobility in the future -- what we call Nextcity," said Matt Cole, senior vice president of strategy and business development. "Consumer mobile devices, wireless communications and account-based payment processing create the opportunity to make significant new information available to travelers."

Through integration of regional transport payments and traveler data, Nextcity will deliver personalized information to passengers so they can make informed travel choices. "Our research will make better use of the existing data and seek innovative ways to apply this information and technology to better the traveler's experience, and improve the efficiency and utilization of the transportation system and a city's resources," said Pradip Mistry, vice president of engineering.

The research partnership potentially spans mobile and web technologies, wireless networking, location-based services, data warehousing and system architecture and analytics, all areas of expertise at the university.

Combining the broad scope of the university's research expertise across these domains with Cubic's insight into the transportation sector will be instrumental to finding practical yet innovative new approaches, said Frieder Seible, Dean of the UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering and holder of the Walter J. Zable Professor endowed chair at the school. "Cubic has been a long-standing partner of UC San Diego and the Jacobs School, and we see this new collaboration as a way to deepen that relationship with our faculty and students."

Cubic is the global leader in intelligent transport systems and services. With Cubic's "smart" fare payment cards and advanced integrated ticketing systems users board vehicles faster, travel and transfer between modes more easily. Transit operators see the benefits of shorter boarding times and better data on transport usage patterns.

Cubic is also supporting account-based processing for open payment standards, enabling transit riders to use their own fare media, such as a bank-issued MasterCard PayPass or Visa payWave credit, debit and prepaid contactless smart cards or an NFC-enabled mobile phone. With more than 20 years of contactless smart card payment experience in the transit industry, Cubic has active open payment projects with the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), Transport for London (TfL), TransLink in Vancouver and New Jersey and Delaware's Port Authority Transit Corporation (PATCO) system, the first in the world to use transit-branded contactless Visa prepaid cards. Account-based processing opens up the opportunity for the integration of transit payment with other forms of transport payment such as tolling and parking.

The Cubic and UC San Diego research collaboration will help discover new technologies and strategies that reduce the costs and increase the utility of these services.

Cubic Transportation Systems, Inc. is the world's leading turnkey solution provider of automated fare collection systems for public transport including bus, bus rapid transit, light rail, commuter rail, heavy rail, ferry and parking. Cubic's solutions and services include system design, central computer systems, equipment design and manufacturing, device-level software, integration, test, installation, warranty, maintenance, computer hosting services, call center services, card management and distribution services, financial clearing and settlement, multi-application support and outsourcing services.

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Prominent Narrative Historian David O. Stewart Joins Travel Dynamics International on the Chesapeake

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NEW YORK, May 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Founded on the belief that traveling and learning about the world enriches individuals and society as a whole, Travel Dynamics International has enlisted the expertise of one of America's leading narrative historians, David O. Stewart, to bring the rich history of the United States to life.

Guests aboard Travel Dynamics International's Historic Towns and Sites of the Chesapeake Bay will explore early America alongside some of the country's most important historical sites. "America was born along the shores of the Chesapeake and the rivers that feed into it. The first permanent English settlement was established at Jamestown. America won her independence at Yorktown. Four of our first five presidents came from this region," notes Stewart. "Travel Dynamics International has put together an intriguing portrait of American history and culture."

Stewart's first book, The Summer of 1787: The Men Who Invented the Constitution, was a Washington Post bestseller. Two years later, Impeached: The Trial of President Andrew Johnson and the Fight for Lincoln's Legacy, was a Davis-Kidd Bestseller. Stewart's latest work is American Emperor: Aaron Burr's Challenge to Jefferson's America, an examination of Burr's remarkable Western expedition.

Cruise highlights include visits to Colonial Williamsburg and Tangier Island, where residents speak the 17th-century English of the island's first settlers. On the James River, experts at Richmond's American Civil War Center will explain the war from the perspectives of the Confederacy, the Union, and the slaves. Guests will visit Mount Vernon, then relive defining moments of the nation's history at Petersburg and Yorktown.

Guests will cruise aboard the newest addition to the Travel Dynamics International fleet, the American-flagged Yorktown. Accommodating 138 guests in 69 exterior cabins, Yorktown's large sundeck, comfortable lounge, and spacious dining room offer the finest small ship experience.

About Our Company Travel Dynamics International the leading operator of high-caliber educational programs aboard small ships. Offering customized voyages guided by distinguished scholars and teachers, Travel Dynamics International caters to the traveler with a keen intellectual interest in history, culture, and nature.

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Travel for Free: How Credit Card "Churners" Do It

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A few years ago, I started searching for the best ways to save money on airline flights.I wanted to see the world -- or at least the United States -- but I didn't have a bottomless budget. In the end, I found something surprising.

There is a group of people who are flying for free by using a strategy that is the complete opposite of what most people do. Here's how it works:

How to Fly for Free

It probably comes as no surprise to you that a great way to fly for cheap is by using frequent flyer miles. It's pretty simple: cash in your miles, get a free flight, travel for less.

At first, I assumed that you had to fly all the time to earn frequent flyer miles. They are called "frequent flyer" miles after all. As it turns out, that's the complete opposite of what is true. The best way to earn frequent flyer miles isn't by flying at all. It's by finding the best credit card deals for earning frequent flyer miles, free hotel stays, and rewards points.

Here's Your Bonus...

The credit card market is extremely competitive and very lucrative. As a result, credit card companies will hand out huge frequent flyer bonuses to get you to pick up their card.

A typical bonus for getting a new credit card is 25,000 frequent flyer miles. Occasionally, you can get as many as 100,000 frequent flyer miles just by signing up for a new card.

In case you're wondering, 100,000 frequent flyer miles is enough to get you a round-trip business class ticket from the U.S. to Europe. That's a value of about $5,000 for taking 10 minutes to fill out a credit card application.

Despite the huge payoff, I was still skeptical at first. How many cards could I apply for? Would this strategy hurt my credit score?

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World’s Brightest Young Scientists Travel to Pittsburgh

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WHAT: The worlds largest high school science research competition, the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair 2012, a program of Society for Science & the Public, comes to Pittsburgh, Pa. May 13-18. More than 1,500 high school students selected from 446 affiliate fairs in approximately 70 countries, regions and territories will share ideas, showcase cutting-edge research and inventions, and compete for more than $3 million in awards. WHEN:

Opening Ceremony

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Celebrating the achievements of the young scientists participating in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, Benjamin Gulak, founder and CEO of BPG motors and three-time Intel International Science and Engineering Fair finalist, will keynote while Brian David Johnson, futurist at Intel Corporation, will also provide comment.

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Public Day

Thursday, May 17 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. ET

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This is the best opportunity for media to see, interview, film and photograph a broad range of students from across the country and the world. This year, research projects include such topics as earthquake detection, oil spill cleanup, self-navigating robots, energy-generating hiking boots and alternative chemotherapy treatments.

Awards Ceremony

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John Laban – Open University Super Computer Room – Video

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09-05-2012 03:53 John Laban showcases a super computer at the Open University, design and built by Annor Ltd using the Hubble range of products. Space optimised structured cabling systems and ICT rooms. You can find the Hubbell iFRAME on the Minitran website! - The iFRAME® Network Hardware Management System saves valuable data center floor space, provides more than 10% more rack space, looks much more organized and clean, and has one fifth the parts. The iFRAME® Network Hardware Management System was designed to align with two-foot data center floor tiles. That means eleven racks fit in the space of ten without sacrificing cable capacity. Because the top rack position is not lost to J-bolts when fastening ladder to the top, an extra rack "U" is gained. More than 10% more rack space in the same floor space. The cornerstone of the iFRAME® Network Hardware Management System is the iFRAME® Column. The iFRAME® Column is a super strong I-beam that gets bolted vertically to the floor every two feet. Network equipment is mounted between the columns while cable is run within the column. The exceptional strength of the columns supports a full complement of network gear from top to bottom. No longer is there any need to tie the top of each rack to the wall for rigidity or leave the top of a rack unused as with traditional cable management systems. The 2' mounting pitch for the columns allows the iFRAME® Columns to align with the raised floor and dropped ceiling floor grid, greatly simplifying ...

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SUPER WHY! Around the World Adventure Kicks off PBS KIDS Summer Learning Initiative This June

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ARLINGTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

On Friday, June 15, PBS KIDS premieres the SUPER WHY! Around the World Adventure, an on-air event featuring two new episodes of SUPER WHY!. This new special is the cornerstone of PBS KIDS summer learning initiative, an effort to help kids continue building key literacy skills throughout summer vacation. Research shows that students experience significant learning loss when they do not participate in educational activities during the summer months. To help bridge this summer learning gap, PBS KIDS is providing families with the SUPER WHY! Around the World Adventure, along with a host of other fun and educational content and activities across platforms.

When children go back to school in the fall, teachers typically spend between four and six weeks re-teaching material that students have forgotten over the summer, said Lesli Rotenberg, senior vice president, Childrens Media, PBS. We want to equip families with tools to prevent this summer slide, and to make summer a time for learning and exploring. At PBS KIDS, we know that kids learn the most from content that is both educational and engaging, which is why were offering a range of activities across platforms to help kids and parents build key skills while having fun this summer.

SUPER WHY! Around the World Adventure June 15

Two new episodes of the award-winning series created and produced by Out of the Blue Enterprises Super Why and the Around the World Adventure and Super Why and Naila and the Magic Map take the Super Readers around the world in back-to-back adventures in the SUPER WHY! Around the World Adventure. Both episodes will also be available online at PBSKIDS.org/video and on the free PBS KIDS Video App for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Episode descriptions follow. Images are available on PBS PressRoom.

Super Why and the Around the World Adventure With the help of their teacher, Wyatt and his friends have contacted a girl from another school over the computer and are wondering where she lives.The Super Readers take a trip around the world with a wacky explorer named Wobblebottom, who is on the hunt for his friend Sophie.Will they be able to help Wobblebottom find his friend?

Super Why and Naila and the Magic Map Pig and his friends are playing when they find what looks like an Egyptian treasure map, but they cant make out the symbols!To search for some answers, the Super Readers soar into the book Naila and the Magic Map and explore the world of ancient Egypt.Will they be able to help Naila unravel the mysterious code that will unlock where the treasure lies?

PBS KIDS summer learning initiative will also include themed programming on-air, online and on mobile, as well as partnership activities to support literacy.

Summer Learning Theme Weeks Starting June 4

This summer, PBS KIDS will focus on literacy with 10 weeks of themed programming (check local listings). Each week will feature reading-related episodes from a different PBS KIDS series. Select episodes and clips will also be featured on PBSKIDS.org/video and on the free PBS KIDS Video App for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, and games and activities will be available for kids at PBSKIDS.org/read and for parents at PBSPARENTS.org/read. Starting June 4, free episode downloads, video playlists and other downloadable content will also be available on iTunes. Episodic images and episode descriptions are available on PBS PressRoom. The line-up includes:

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