Mens Health Spartacus Workout

post from Fitness Tips for Life - Lose Weight on 23 June 2012 09:55:35 PM. © Fitness Tips for Life - Lose Weight

Have you ever wondered how the actors in the popular television program, Spartacus: Blood and Sand, developed those sculpted muscles and well-defined abs and chest? They went through a specially-designed, high intensity workout program that burned belly fat and developed their muscles. The Men’s Health Spartacus Workout program is patterned after the muscle-building workouts of [...]

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8 Ways to Lose the Last 10 Pounds

post from Obesity Discussion Forums on 23 June 2012 09:37:11 PM. © Obesity Discussion Forums

8 Ways to Lose the Last 10 Pounds - Weight Center - Everyday Health...

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Exercise Program on DVD Question

post from Obesity Discussion Forums on 23 June 2012 08:33:31 PM. © Obesity Discussion Forums

Anyone know anything about this Exercise program on DVD DDP Yoga (http://www.ddpyoga.com/site/index.php/en/) I have bought several; Power90...

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NO CHICAGO HOT DOGS FOR CHICAGO RICK

post from Obesity Discussion Forums on 23 June 2012 07:36:46 PM. © Obesity Discussion Forums

Yes, I am proud of myself. I went to Chicago for 3 days to conduct business and didn't touch one Chicago Hot Dog, which is a fattening culture in...

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Drupal Education Camp Oxford (School's out)

post from Hodges' Model: Welcome to the QUAD on 23 June 2012 06:06:50 PM. © Hodges' Model: Welcome to the QUAD

Well it is over and it was a great experience. So many thanks to the Drupal Oxford Group, Finn @finnlewis and the sponsors. The boxes are all ticked: the sessions, lunches, St Catherines' College surroundings and staff (excellent), and as ever the Drupal Community. Amongst many really good sessions ...

Yesterday, Johan Gant listed the pros and cons of Migrating data into Drupal using the migrate module, when you might care to use it and when not. When not to use it is a definite take home (a take care). There's a potential overlap here with semantizing content in Drupal 7 which Philipp Schaffner explored today. His presentation included not just the relevant modules, but Drupal's core RDF status out of the box and how to extend this. Philipp's English is very good; I wish I could present in another language as well as he did.

Many of the 'take homes' have not changed. They are glaringly obvious: build your site get on with it. That aside in the previous efforts to enter content from the old website into Drupal (4.7, 5.x, 6.x ...) the decisions about style, fonts, colours have been and remain an enjoyable task. In Bring that designer over to the Drupal side of the force Tom Bamford provided a description of styling and a listing of resources. Definitely something to follow and use.

Martin Bush introduced his work as a lecturer Use of Drupal at London South Bank University and the creation of QuizSlides. I have an eye on the existing Quiz module. The QuizSlides' approach utilises Powerpoint as the basis for the quiz. Prior to this Martin outlined his course on Internet Technologies across lectures, labs, MCT and individual assignments. Speaking to him afterwards I mentioned how I would love to take my stuff (re. h2cm) and formalise it in a structured way. How could you link Hodges' model into nursing, informatics, and educational curricula?

Another key session for me was How we built a Virtual Learning Environment with Drupal 7 with Lee Willis. This is way beyond my purposes in the sense of scale but not in terms of - intended - user experience. Lee made some vital points about Drupal's educational potential and the lessons he and his colleagues have gleaned from projects to date. There is still great variation in the user interface of Drupal and this is compounded with the number of contributed modules used. Drupal is powerful in providing related navigable content, but this should not mean forcing an order on the learner. In addition to the need to plan the interface, another point Lee made also draws me to Drupal and reflects a central ethos of some psychological therapies. We learn best through self-discovery. So in addition to structured and unstructured content, there is a case for leveraging Drupal to facilitate discovery. (I've just thought of another post...)

As well as education, the keynote yesterday by Prof. David Upton was informative and entertainingly delivered (a lesson in itself) stressing the complexity of corporate scale IT projects and the problems (disasters) that can and do ensue. I did wonder (and nearly asked) if Prof. Upton had any views on a particular project he didn't mention. Which reminds me: I must cast an eye on the new NHS information strategy.

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U.S. District Court rules in favor of Teva in
COPAXONE patent infringement case

post from ** Stu's Views & M.S. News ** on 23 June 2012 05:06:49 PM. © ** Stu's Views & M.S. News **

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. (NYSE: TEVA) announced today the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York has found in favor of Teva in the Company's patent infringement lawsuit against Momenta Pharmaceuticals, Inc./Sandoz Inc. and Mylan Laboratories Inc./Natco Pharmaceuticals regarding Teva's relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) product, COPAXONE®. Teva filed suit against Momenta/Sandoz and Mylan/Natco for infringement of multiple patents covering the chemical composition of COPAXONE®, methods of using the product and processes for manufacturing the product. This decision covers several patents, the last of which expires on September 1, 2015.
The judge rejected Momenta/Sandoz and Mylan/Natco's claims that the COPAXONE® patents are invalid and unenforceable and found that the purported generic versions of COPAXONE® for which Momenta/Sandoz and Mylan/Natco seek Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval infringe those patents. This ruling should prevent the FDA from approving, and the defendants from selling their purported generic versions of COPAXONE® in the U.S. until the Orange Book patents expire on May 24, 2014. As a result of this ruling, Teva also believes that the defendants will be enjoined from selling their products until the process patent expires on September 1, 2015
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High Intensity Interval Training Research

post from Fitness Tips for Life - Lose Weight on 23 June 2012 11:09:26 AM. © Fitness Tips for Life - Lose Weight

High intensity interval training, also known as HIIT, has become immensely popular in the last decade. HIIT involves alternating brief bursts of very high intensity exercise (work intervals) with brief segments of lower intensity exercise (recovery intervals). One problem with some types of HIIT is that they call for such high intensity bursts – literally [...]

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Lab Notes: Gluten-Free Pasta from Green Banana
Flour

post from CalorieLab - Health News & Information Blog on 23 June 2012 06:07:06 AM. © CalorieLab - Health News & Information Blog

On our Lab Notes page CalorieLab’s editors select and rank the day’s essential health news items in real time. Readers can suggest, vote and comment on items. Below are brief summaries of yesterday’s (June 22, 2012) Lab Notes items. To see today’s items, visit Lab Notes.

1. Gluten-Free Pasta from Green Banana Flour

A gluten-free pasta made from green banana flour contains less fat than standard pastas, and may be a good solution for people with celiac disease.

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10 Ways to Change Your Life

In the world of personal development there’s always a new method to try or a new idea to pursue or a new mindset to adopt to achieve better results to change your life. The problem is these short ‘solutions’ often get people initially pumped up to make some sort of change, but if the results [...]

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