Kim Chiu and Gerald prove they still have strong chemistry in ‘24,7 In Love’ – Video

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Zhenbin Li (Boehringer Ingelheim): Chemistry Infrastructure Migration – Concerns and Reality – Video

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Chemistry infrastructure is a crucial component in pharmaceutical R D informatics. Because of complexity and interdependency of information systems, to migrate chemistry infrastructure from one platform to another one manifests a great challenge to global pharmaceutical companies. The concern is that migration may interrupt or even demolish the interdependency among various systems and applications, especially legacy systems. With some experiments, we are able to successfully migrate some selected systems from MDL to ChemAxon platform in short period of time. The reality is that good planning and thorough system analysis are critical to the migration roadmap and maybe more important than the technical solution itself.From:chemaxonViews:2 0ratingsTime:22:50More inScience Technology

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Gerald Anderson and Kim prove they still have strong chemistry in ‘24,7 In Love’ – Video

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Let’s Play: Amnesia: The Dark Descent – Part 2 – CHEMISTRY SETUP! ( Gameplay And Commentary ) – Video

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Welcome!Today I Will Be Doing A Game play Of The Scary Game Called Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Click Here For Part 1: http://www.youtube.com Twitter: @GH567y Facebook: http://www.facebook.com Hey guys, i hope you all enjoyed the video and please comment, like and subscribe. Please let me know what you thought of this video. IGNORE------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Minecraft, Runescape, Fun Epic Guides, Scary Epic Gameplay World of warcraft money making guides and lots of other stuuff like mining guides or smithing guides on how to get diamonds on minecraft. Skyrim guides like the shopkeeper and leveling up in skyrim fastest way. ipod games such as angry birds and much more. Let #39;s Play Games Such as cry of fear, half life, call of duty , me2 , black ops ,mw2 also amnesia gamplay. Let #39;s Play Games Such as cry of fear, half life, call of duty , me2 , black ops ,mw2 also amnesia gamplay.From:GH567yViews:0 0ratingsTime:13:40More inGaming

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AP Chem – Kinetic Molecular Theory

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This video was made for the AP Chemistry girls at al-Tarbia al-Islamia School #39;s American Diploma Program. NOTE TO MY STUDENTS: The entire video was too long for youtube so I had to divide it into portions. Please watch all five and then keep your eyeballs peeled for when I post the next batch. Let me know if you still need help after watching these, and get started on your homework! Love, ~ Ms. Dena AtassiFrom:Dena AtassiViews:0 0ratingsTime:09:11More inEducation

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How to Pronounce Tautomeric – Video

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Learn how to say Tautomeric correctly with EmmaSaying #39;s "how do you pronounce" free tutorials. Definition of tautomer (oxford dictionary): noun Chemistry each of two or more isomers of a compound which exist together in equilibrium, and are readily interchanged by migration of an atom or group within the molecule. Derivatives tautomeric Pronunciation: /- #712;m #603;r #618;k/ adjective tautomerism Pronunciation: /-t #596; #720; #712;t #594;m #601;r #618;z( #601;)m/ noun Origin: early 20th century: blend of tauto- #39;same #39; and isomer http://www.emmasaying.comFrom:Emma SayingViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:11More inHowto Style

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The Hoosiers 2008 interview – Irwin Sparkes (part 5) – Video

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Irwin about The Killer, Worried About Ray, challenges More video #39;s: http://www.FaceCulture.com Twitter http://www.twitter.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com Video interview with The Hoosiers!! FaceCulture spoke to Irwin Sparkes from The Hoosiers!! He told about the movie The Hoosiers, the football scholarship for Indianapolis, covering Paradise City, the chemistry teacher, lessons in life, the American trip, failing, The Trick To Life, a coming of age album, working hard for the band, being pretentious, The Killer, Worried About Ray, reactions, challenges and lots more!! (31/01/2008)From:FaceCultureViews:0 0ratingsTime:06:02More inMusic

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Debra Kassabian (Novartis): Migrating away from ISIS with ChemAxon’s help – Video

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ISIS software has been used at Novartis for years to draw structures, manage personal substance and reaction collections, access shared databases. Last year NIBR IT decided to move to a more modern platform. New tools were evaluated and chosen to replace ISIS/Draw, ISIS/Suite and ISIS/Host. Scientists participated actively in shaping the new solutions. ISIS/Draw is being replaced by Chemdraw. JChem Cartridge is being installed on all new chemistry databases. Instant JChem has been selected as the tool to manage local databases and as an interface to several remote ones, including the research data warehouse, ACD and a vendor screening sample collection. Finally, to replace an ISIS/Host database of historical internal reactions and allow improved searching of our ELN, we have collaborated with ChemAxon to develop a new system for searching and browsing chemical reaction data. The system, which provides both a web-based UI and a web-services interface, was designed to accommodate data from both the historical ISIS databases as well as our current ELN. We focused on ease of use, maintainability, and flexibility.From:chemaxonViews:2 0ratingsTime:20:07More inScience Technology

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Conquering Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) and Healing Naturally

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Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) is a chronic condition in which an individual is highly sensitive to chemicals that are normally tolerated by other people. MCS is also known as environmental illness, sick building syndrome, chemical intolerance, toxin-induced loss of tolerance, reactive airway dysfunction and even Persian Gulf War Syndrome.

There is a wide variety of symptoms in MCS. These include:

· Fatigue
· Headache
· Insomnia
· Irritability
· Depression
· Memory loss
· Nausea

The precise cause of MCS is not known, though a few theories are being investigated. There is a controversy surrounding these theories however. Some believe that MCS is a purely psychological illness. Some like to call MCS sufferers hypochondriacs. They do this because of the many symptoms and chemical triggers of the illness. The truth is, MCS is difficult to study. But some researchers are making headway. The biological mechanisms underlying multiple chemical sensitivity are slowly being uncovered and are disproving the idea that MCS is a mental illness. These theories include:

· Oxidative stress
· Imbalanced immunity
· Central sensitivity
· Inflammation
· Limbic system dysfunction

Oxidative stress can explain both the initial triggering of MCS as well as the chronic persistence of the illness. A particular oxidative stress cycle in the body, known as the nitrous oxide/peroxynitrite cycle, is activated by a wide variety of chemicals. Each chemical activation worsens the cycle which then becomes difficult to stop. A chemical trigger or triggers initiates the cycle, and subsequent chemical contact, even at very low exposure, perpetrates the cycle, promoting the chronic nature of the illness.

Interestingly, this nitrous oxide/peroxynitrite cycle is also found in illnesses including chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, and post traumatic stress disorder.

Nerve inflammation is another finding in people with MCS. This is thought to occur by the irritation of nerve endings in the upper airways from inhaled chemicals. This inflammation can manifest in other areas of the body causing the wide array of symptoms seen in MCS, specifically headache, myalgia (aches), arthritis and airway symptoms.

One theory of MCS states that inhaled chemicals enter the nostrils and affect the limbic system of the brain. The limbic system regulates mood and emotions, formation of new memories, fear, rage, aggression, pleasure, and reproductive cycles – all related to the symptoms of MCS.

The hypersensitivity seen in MCS could be due to some underlying factors. These factors are also found in other health conditions that are similar to MCS such as chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia. These underlying health conditions, when not treated, can contribute to the worsening of MCS. These factors include:

· Dysbiosis
· Candida overgrowth
· Leaky gut
· Food allergies and sensitivity
· Liver dysfunction

Dysbiosis is an imbalance in the ration of good to bad bacteria, or microbes, in the gut. Fungal dysbiosis can also occur, which usually involves an overgrowth of Candida. This increase in pathogenic bacteria and/or Candida results in the production of toxins and inflammation which causes the small intestine to become permeable, or leaky - a condition called leaky gut.

A leaky gut allows toxins to enter into the body. These toxins travel throughout the bloodstream and provoke an inflammatory response in various areas of the body. This can influence the symptoms that are experienced in MCS.

Toxic load is another term that is used in reference to MCS. Toxic load is the amount of toxins that the body can effectively handle and detoxify. This amount is different for everyone. In people with MCS, toxic load is very low. The body simply cannot tolerate toxins of any sort. Liver dysfunction may cause a slower detoxification process, also known as sluggish liver, resulting in an overburden of toxins. Leaky gut contributes to this overburden by sending toxins to the liver that would otherwise remain in the intestines and pass with bowel movements.

Standard Medical Treatment

There are varying treatments for MCS. All agree on one thing – avoidance of chemical triggers is important. From there, treatment varies. Some conventional doctors will dismiss the illness saying that it is “all in your head”. Antidepressant medications, usually selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), are often prescribed by these doctors.

Treatment Alternatives

People with multiple chemical sensitivity need to be careful to take things slowly while healing. The first step is to regulate bowel elimination. Two to three bowel movements a day need to be occurring before detox and cleansing begins. This ensures that the body is able to regularly release toxins with the bowel movement. Then, a mild Total Body Cleanse, taken at half strength, followed by daily support of the liver with a liver supporting supplement, is recommended.

[Brenda Watson, C.N.C., is a New York Times bestselling author, PBS health educator and digestive care expert, and is considered one of the foremost authorities today on natural digestive health and the gut connection to total-body health. ]

My Microbial Self

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My Microbial Self I: Guus Roeselers at TEDxDelft
As a child Guus Roeselers developed a great passion for the living world, and as a true naturalist he had the urge to investigate everything. But it was during his biology studies at Utrecht University that he became smitten by the mostly invisible nature: microbiology. He received his PhD in Environmental Biotechnology in 2007 under Professor Mark Van Loosdrecht at TU Delft, the Dutch cradle of microbiology. Subsequently, he received a grant from Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) and moved to the US, where he joined the lab of Professor Colleen Cavanaugh at Harvard University. Here he spend several years conducting research on various topics including symbioses between gutless marine invertebrates and sulfur oxidizing bacteria. Since October 2010 he has been working as a scientist in the Microbiology and System Biology department of TNO in Zeist. Roeselers is involved in many projects for industry in which microorganisms play a role. Currently, his research is focused on the microbial ecosystems inside human and animal intestines. In June 2012 he was awarded the title Young Professional of the Year by the young professional network association ICA. According to the jury Roeselers has a "...clear vision to use innovation in solving the ecological challenges of a growing world population with an increasing burden on natural resources...". In thespirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together ...From:TEDxTalksViews:109 5ratingsTime:13:45More inEntertainment

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