Archive for April, 2009

Hamner Researchers Recognized For Their Contributions To Toxicology and Risk Assessment.
 
Honey's ability to produce hydrogen peroxide is one of the main reasons for its antibacterial activity, making it ideal for treating infected wounds.
 
EDL introduces the T-VALH; a small portable field calibrator that simplifies on-site calibration of most immersion or insertion sensors. The small, compact design gives this system unparalleled portability and enables on-site calibrations to be performed on hard to reach sensors - without the removal or disconnection of sensor cables and harnesses.
 
 
Tuesday, April 28th, 2009

Do you misplace your keys or regularly miss appointments? Do you often forget the names of people you know well?  Do you feel like your memory is slowly getting worse? If so, then you may find yourself considering those brain games advertised everywhere. Sales pitches such as “where the sweat is figurative, but results are real” and “your brain will thank you” are amusingly alluring. But you may find yourself wondering whether they are really worth the time and expense. You shell out the money, play a few rounds and your brain will start spitting out names, dates and pin numbers like you’re 18 again--right?  [More]

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Teacher, author, and founder of the Last Mask Center for Shamanic Healing Christina Pratt talks to the medical director of the Quinney Rehabilitation Institute, Alan Davis, M.D, Ph.D., about -Shamanism and Medicine Today“ on -Why Shamanism Now? A Practical Path to Authenticity.-
 
 
Thursday, April 23rd, 2009
Cleaning layers of time off delicate ferrous artifacts used to be the job of electrolysis equipment and wire brushes. But according to historian and archaeologist Robert Perry of Pell City, Alabama, the method of choice is now blasting away years of rust, grime and grunge with walnut shell and corn cob grit.
 
The Botvin LifeSkills Training (LST) Middle School program earned top scores from the National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP).
 
Science meets its match with Juko Kai International. How does a man take full power strikes to the testicles without injury?! See for yourself on Fox Sports Science Sunday, April 29, 2009 complete with scientific research, measurments and results revealed to the public.
 
American Health Systems Corporation is an internationally recognized Drug Safety and Pharmacovigilance service provider.
 
 
Tuesday, April 21st, 2009

The natural world seems intent on synchronizing . Schools of fish, flocks of birds, herds of wildebeest, and swarms of fireflies all effortlessly coordinate their actions with one another. A recent study published by Scott Wiltermuth and Chip Heath of Stanford University in the journal Psychological Science, suggests that humans are no different. In fact, our ability to synchronize might be one of the most important developments in our evolution as a social species, a skill we need to successfully choreograph our dance moves at parties--and also, perhaps, to live together in stable, cooperative societies .

Examples of the power of human synchrony abound--from the awe-inspiring opening ceremony of the 2008 Summer Olympics to the fear-inspiring Nazi military march, to the ridiculous communal dances in which we find ourselves at weddings. Who hasn’t bad-mouthed the chicken dance in the buffet line and then been drawn in by that insufferable staccato? Like a Siren, the allure of synchrony pulls you into the group.

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