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Practical Food Microbiology Rutgers University new Brunswick, NJ Date/DeadlineDecember 1-2, 2011 Microbial contamination can occur at almost any stage in the process of food production, storage or preparation.  To prevent it, you need to understand why and how microorganisms develop in food–and how to eliminate them. in this two-day course, you will learn how to [...]

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News.Az reprints from 1news.az an interview with Thor Heyerdahl Jr. Azerbaijan is hosting a four-day scientific conference on "Thor Heyerdahl and Azerbaijan", organized by Azerbaijani academics in cooperation with the University of Oslo (Norway) and dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the famous traveller's first trip to Azerbaijan, the 20th anniversary of Azerbaijan's independence and [...]

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For those who don’t know Robert Cialdini Ph.D., he is the Regents professor at Arizona State University. His books, Influence: the Psychology of Persuasion and Influence: Science and Practice, are the results of years of study into the reasons that people comply with requests in business settings. Together they have sold almost one half million [...]

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(see original blog post here) European legislation in the field of genetic engineering is so narrow that it blocks the ability of researchers to take progress from publicly funded basic research on plants through to practical applications. We, 41 scientists who have received funding for basic research on plants from the Swedish Research Council, urge politicians [...]

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Roselyn Hsueh, assistant professor of political science and author of the newly published book “China’s Regulatory State: A new Strategy for Globalization,” provided insight on the future of China’s growing economy and the control of information technology. During a trip to China in 2002, Hsueh investigated China’s complex world economy. “In my mind I saw [...]

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The national experiment to develop a new generation of college science and engineering faculty, one equipped to excel in the classroom as well as the lab, is about to shift into high gear. Since 2003, the Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning (CIRTL) has blazed a new trail for preparing science graduate [...]

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CVC Law partners (from left) Miguel U. Silos and Rosa Michele C. Bagtas and Managing Partner/COO Bienvenido I. Somera, Jr. (Photo by NOEL B. PABALATE) MANILA, Philippines — They say a lawyer’s work is never done. But hey, who’s complaining? Not Rosa Michele C. Bagtas, one of the partners at law firm Villaraza Cruz Marcelo [...]

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Council Delegate Russell Begaye (Shiprock) is sponsoring legislation to increase the qualifications for future Navajo Nation Supreme Court justices. The bill proposes that justices must have a juris doctor degree and must have a license to practice law from a state bar association, in addition to being admitted to the Navajo Nation Bar. On Monday [...]

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Share this story:Debbie Chandler, Colorado Springs Health Partners Few industries anticipate as much upheaval over the next few years as health care, and Debbie Chandler, the chief executive of Colorado Springs Heath Partners, is set to lead the change, not react to it. “I’ll admit what health care is going through is daunting, but it [...]

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152 comments Add your comment Maureen — please watch the Stocill report… it’s quite interesting. I do agree that there’s much to be said for home environment and culture but there’s alot wrong with a “monopoly” system… watch the report — please! Then think about what has happened in APS and what is happening in [...]

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