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Tags: longevity  longevity genes  aging  Nir Barzilai  Health 

May 24, 2012 -- Researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology of Yeshiva University have found that personality traits like being extroverted, enjoying laughter and staying engaged may also be part of the longevity genes mix that allows some people to reach age 100 and beyond. The findings published online May 21 in the journal Aging. See accompanying release: www.einstein.yu.edu

Tags: History  Biography 

In January 1961, seven months after Congo won independence from Belgium, the country's first elected head of state, Patrice Lumumba, was killed because of fears that he would nationalize Belgian corporate interests in Congo. Patrice Lumumba, the first prime minister of the Republic of the Congo and a pioneer of African Unity, was assassinated on 17 January 1961. His crime had been to defy the Belgian Government which sought to maintain a covert imperialist hand over the country even after independence was finally won in June 1960. Ludo De Witte reveals the appalling mass of lies that have surrounded the murder. Making use of official sources and government testimony, he uncovers a network of complicity spreading from the Belgian government to the United Nations and the CIA. This book, already translated into four languages, prompted the Belgian parliament to establish an official commission of inquiry into Lumumba's assassination. In his afterword to this new edition De Witte...

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Tags: vcuhealth.org/rampart 

Virginia Commonwealth University Department of Emergency Medicine recently completed an NIH-sponsored RAMPART study in accordance with FDA requirements for exception from informed consent in emergency research. Findings published in the New England Journal of Medicine will improve emergency care for prolonged seizures when an IV is difficult or impossible to start. Addition information is available at vcuhealth.org/rampart

Tags: Sacramento  California  history  History Day  students  scholastic  research  program  exhibits  documentaries  websites  performances  papers  teachers 

The Sacramento County History Day (SCHD) is a year-long educational program that encourages 4th-12th grade students to explore local, state, national, and world history. After selecting a historical topic that relates to an annual theme, students conduct extensive research by using libraries, archives, museums, and oral history interviews. Students analyze and interpret their findings, draw conclusions about their topics' significance in history, and create final projects that present their work. To learn more, visit www.sachistoryday.org

Tags: Business  Economics  Public  Policy 

Professor Jeremy Weinstein presents findings from his research in Africa on transparency and electoral outcomes, with a particular emphasis on Uganda Related link: www.gsb.stanford.edu

Tags: Behavioral Psychology  Leadership & Management 

Professor Daniel Posner presents findings from his research into the impact of ethnic favoritism on primary education in Kenya Related link: www.gsb.stanford.edu

Tags: Crossroads  Crossroads System  strongbox  Data  Data Storage  Data Archive  Data Management  Technology  Hardware  Finance  Savings  Disk  SAN  NAS  LTFS  Linear Tape File System  IBM 

www.crossroads.com This video illustrates findings from a recent report on the costs of long-term data storage using the Crossroads StrongBox + tape solution versus a disk solution.

Tags: cross channel marketing  social media marketing  google search results  crosschannelmarketing 

crosschannelmarketingconsultants.com Local Search Engine Marketing Is a PROVEN Method Businesses have been experiencing the frustration of diminishing returns from print advertising. It seems as though when people are looking for a new product or service, especially something local, they are turning to their computers rather than their phone books or newspapers. A look at numerous studies shows us that 1 - 73% of activity online is in one way or another "related to local content" (Google 5/07) New Research by The Kelsey Group and ConStat Indicates 70% of US Households Now Use the Internet When Shopping Locally for Products and Services. Findings also suggest the Internet is poised to surpass newspapers as a local shopping information resource. 2- 70% of online searchers will use local search to find offline businesses. The TMPDM-com Score study shows 86% of online users will be searching for a local business at some point in time. (Research by Kelsey Group) 3 - Appearing in the...

Tags: radiology case  kawasaki  aneurysms 

findings: Multiple calcified coronary arterial aneurysms, right coronary occlusion with retrograde flow Diagnosis: Kawasaki View more cases at education.vrad.com

Tags: Bournemouth  PCT  Poole (City/Town/Village)  Data Protection Act Breach  selling patients details  Chris Skone-Roberts 

Bournemouth and Poole Primary Care Trust are confirmed as being in direct breach of 1998 Data Protection Act under Principle One. 'The sharing of personal data without the owners permission or knowledge' effectively. They have confirmed in writing they they knew they were breaching the act but did it anyway as it caused them less work. The findings of my investigations are truly worrying. In Bournemouth and Poole alone 11 surgeries took part with 7000-11000 patients per surgery potentially effected. The figures and volume of breaches are staggering. Enhanced Health Care Services of Birmingham have your data. They are NOT NHS, they are a for profits company and your personal data protection has been breached. This process took place country wide and potentially effects millions of people. Under a freedom of information act request I can confirm countrywide 15.9m people were selected to be part of this program. Actual figures of data breaches are coming in but is suspected to be in...

Tags: Homelessness  Drug Users  Educational  Good Practice 

Homeless drug users are some of the most vulnerable members of society. Hostels are able to offer them invaluable safety, security and support which can enable them to address their drug and alcohol use and start to rebuild their lives. This short film gives examples of good practice when providing hostel accommodation for homeless drug users. The examples are based on the findings of a research study undertaken by Dr Stevenson and Prof Neale at Oxford Brookes University which asked homeless drug users about their experiences of hostel living.

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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has failed to acknowledge civilian casualties from air strikes during its 2011 Libya campaign, and has not investigated possible unlawful attacks, Human Rights Watch said in a recently released report. The 76-page report, "Unacknowledged Deaths: Civilian Casualties in NATO's Air Campaign in Libya," examines in detail eight NATO air strikes in Libya that resulted in 72 civilian deaths, including 20 women and 24 children. It is based on one or more field investigations to each of the bombing sites during and after the conflict, including interviews with witnesses and local residents. "Attacks are allowed only on military targets, and serious questions remain in some incidents about what exactly NATO forces were striking." said Fred Abrahams, special adviser at Human Rights Watch and principal author of the report. The absence of a clear military target at seven of the eight sites Human Rights Watch visited raises concerns of possible...

Tags: jewelry making supplies  jewelry findings  jewelry findings wholesale  beads  charms 

A short conversation between Frank and Jessica introduces RSD Jewelry Findings to you.

Tags: Fracking  Sustainable Napier  Stuart Nash 

A controversial gas extraction process has been identified as the probable cause of two small earthquakes in Britain. Fracking, as it's commonly known, is used in many parts of the world including New Zealand. Its technical name is 'hydraulic fracturing' -- the process of pumping water, sand and chemicals underground at high pressure, forcing tiny gaps in the rock to expand. This releases gas, which travels up to the surface to be captured. In the United States fracking is controversial, with claims that it leads to groundwater contamination. On one occasion a drilling mistake saw water contaminated with methane gas. When the ground began to rumble in Lancashire in the UK where fracking was being carried out, the drilling company asked for a report. The findings show the events were caused by fracking operations/ The findings have implications here in New Zealand -- Shell, Greymouth Petroleum, and Todd Energy all carry out fracking in Taranaki. However, industry bodies say there is...

Tags: KGBT  Action 4 News  Rio Grande Valley  Barrington Broadcasting  Food 4 Thought  Roaches  Shrimp  Ryan Wolf 

When a kitchen cooks up demerit-less dishes, it scores the Food Patrol's ultimate honor for clean. Villa Del Mar in Palmview is this week's featured top performer. Reporter: When you walk in the restaurant and see that on the door (Food 4 Thought sticker)...What do you think? "That I can come here every single time... Clean forks... Clean trays... Clean cups... Everything clean," said waitress Maria Pacheco. Carlos Cobos and his family love to eat at the seafood eatery on 910 Veterans Blvd. "Makes me feel great," said the Food 4 Thought fan. "Quality of food... I enjoy coming here just about every Sunday." The staff is excited to be recognized. It's not just the jumbo shrimp they want customers to sink their teeth into. Workers want them to get a taste of their kitchen cleanliness, even before walking through the restaurant's door, by seeing their top performer sticker. "I love that you guys are going out there and staying on top of things," said Cabos. "You're making Valley...

Tags: findings  and  discoveries  wanderer 

Findings & Discoveries by WANDERER. Filmed at their first show at The Bleu Pub on May 20, 2012 with a Canon Powershot SX 40 HS.

Tags: +real estate  +education  +ecomonics  +FIBI  +investing  +networking  +Long Beach 

Allan Hamilton and Mike Foley presenting their thoughts and findings on the US Global Economic Outlook at the FIBI chapter in Long Beach. April 26, 2012. Download the slide here: goo.gl/Tyqvg Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com Join us at our next meet up www.meetup.com

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Hey, we are missing the names: Cheney, Rice, Rumsfeld, Obama, Napolitano, Holder, Clinton & Clinton..... this party is NOT complete yet!!! A War Crimes Tribunal in Malaysia has found former US President George W. Bush and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair guilty of war crimes for their roles in the Iraq war, Press TV reports. The five-panel Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal decided that Bush and Blair committed genocide and crimes against humanity by leading the invasion of Iraq in 2003, a Press TV correspondent reported on Tuesday. In 2003, the US and Britain invaded Iraq in blatant violation of international law and under the pretext of finding weapons of mass destruction allegedly stockpiled by former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. The Malaysian tribunal judges ruled that the decision to wage war against Iraq by the two former heads of government was a flagrant abuse of law and an act of aggression that led to large-scale massacres of the Iraqi people. Bombings and other...

Tags: Wisconsin  FBI  statistics  fixing  lying  under  reporting  crime  diversity  propaganda  multiculturalism  assault  violent crime 

When Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn touted the city's fourth-straight year of falling crime in February, hundreds of beatings, stabbings and child abuse cases were missing from the count, a Journal Sentinel investigation has found. More than 500 incidents since 2009 were misreported to the FBI as minor assaults and not included in the city's violent crime rate, the investigation found. That tally is based on a review of cases that resulted in charges - only about one-fifth of all reported crimes. Yet the misreported cases found in 2011 alone are enough that Flynn would have been announcing a 1.1% increase in violent crime in February, instead of a 2.3% decline from the reported 2010 numbers, which also include errors. Missing, for example, was the case of Crystal L. Mitchell, 21, who last May grabbed a 9-inch serrated steak knife during an argument with her uncle, stabbed him in his thigh and slashed his arm. And the case of John F. Sanford, 57, who in December bound his...