NASA helps company solve technical problems

Source: Coshocton Tribune

CLEVELAND -- Scientists and engineers from NASA Glenn Research Center are helping to solve technical problems for northeast Ohio companies in manufacturing, energy research, vinyl record-making and other fields. Th ...
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Summit focusses on management of aortic diseases

Source: The Hindu

The Department of Cardiac Sciences at Medical Trust Hospital organised a national seminar, Aortic Summit 2012, on Saturday at the IMA Hall, Kaloor. Aortic diseases and their detection and management were the focus of the seminar that was inaugurated by a ...
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Police put focus on stopping metal thefts

Source: AZ starnet.com

Metal thieves have committed 216 thefts and inflicted more than $600,000 in damages on local businesses and residents since January . "It's easy to steal. It's a low-risk, high-reward crime," said Tucson Police Department Lt. Chad Kasma ...
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Put your mind at ease with right sitter for your pet

Source: AZ starnet.com

Going away on vacation and letting a pet sitter care for furry and feathered loved ones can leave animal lovers with knots in their stomachs. It takes a trusted pet sitter to alleviate those worries. Good pet sitters do more than ...
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John Britten

Source: OpPapers.com

JOHN BRITTEN John Britten was born on the 1st August 1950 from Bruce and Ruvae Britten in Christchurch, New Zealand. Being dyslexic, it stopped him from doing things a normal child would do; and at school he needed teachers to read him the ...
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Will the move to digital cut off my long-wave radio?

Source: The Telegraph UK

The BBC says the eventual closedown of the Long Wave service is determined not so much by the digital switchover but a dwindling supply of valves used by the Droitwich transmitter, owned and operated by Arquiva. At the last count there were only 10 left ...
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Medical devices: A ticking time-bomb

Source: Hacker News

A MAN with one clock knows what time it is, goes the old saw, a man with two is never sure. Imagine the confusion, then, experienced by a doctor with dozens. Julian Goldman is an anaesthetist at Massachusetts Gen ...
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Living on the Mighty USS Mississippi

Source: Biloxi Sun Herald

ONBOARD THE USS MISSISSIPPI -- Two things power the Navy's newest submarine: its nuclear reactor and its mess decks. Late in the evening, Seaman Devin Williams works in the Gator Pit, the food-services complex tha ...
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Source: IBN Live

How many times have you discovered a new gadget, a new workflow, a new shop or a new piece of software and thought to yourself, "Well, this changes everything!" It doesn't happen often but when it does, it is usually wo ...
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