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Women burn fat more slowly than men, by a rate of about 50 calories a day. Most men have a much easier time burning fat than women. Women, because of their reproductive role, generally require a higher basic body fat proportion than men, and as a result their bodies don't get rid of excess fat at the same rate as men.
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Weak U.S. Factory Data Suggest Softer Economic Growth
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FDA Proposes To Let Drug Companies Undermine Official Safety Warnings
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Hacked Dog, A Car That Snoops On You And A Fridge Full Of Adverts: The Perils Of The Internet Of Things
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Microsoft Makes Big Play For Internet of Things With IoT Versions Of Azure And Windows 10
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Nurses Have To Translate When Medical Devices Fail To Communicate
Walk past a patient's hospital room, and the flashing control panels on devices by the bed might make you think you're peering at the cockpit of a 737. Medical technology can make patient care better and more precise. But the gadgets and computers can cause trouble, too. One big problem is that most of the devices can't communicate with one another.
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The Glove That Transmits 'Touch'
Over The Internet
It's good to keep in touch - something that Edi Haug and Laura Schwengber know only too well. The pair have been friends since childhood. Within the first year of their friendship, nerve damage inflicted by an inherited genetic condition robbed Haug of his sight and hearing. He was nine. But children are natural innovators.
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Are Robots Better Than Humans?
Not If Jobs Are Lost
For several years, as America struggled through its most severe "jobless recovery" since the end of World War II, it has been out there. The robot question. Economists have watched the rise of a new generation of sophisticated automation, including ever-more-capable robots, and wondered how it would affect human employment.
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Did you know that your kitchen countertop is probably dirtier that your toilet seat? It's true, and studies have shown that there is more E. coli in your kitchen sink than inside of your r toilet after it is flushed. It's also safer to make a salad on a toilet seat than it is to do so on the average kitchen cutting board. All of this is pretty scary when you consider all of the potential within your kitchen for spreading foodborne illness. View Article
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Synthesis Architects & Stratasys
Work Together on 3D Printed
Ergonomic Rocking Chair
Artists, designers, craftsmen, and the like will all find ways to express their creativity no matter the tool set, but their quest to continually innovate has through the centuries been greatly responsible for many techniques and tools available today.
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Quote of the Week
- Irish Toast
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Who was Maewyn Succat, and how did he go on to become Ireland's globally-celebrated patron Saint Patrick?
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The Best Irish Pubs In 19 Big Cities Around The US
You don't need to go to Dublin for a true Irish pub experience; it's likely there's already an authentic pub right in your neighborhood. You just need to know where to look.
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How to Cook Pasta Perfectly (Because You're Probably Doing It Wrong)
The formula for pasta seems oh-so-obvious: water + noodles = dinner - right? But sometimes it's the supposedly simple things that prove to be the trickiest.
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St. Patrick's Day was traditionally a dry holiday. So maybe we shouldn't be drinking beer at all. Irish law between 1903 and 1970 made St. Patrick's Day a religious holiday for the entire country, which meant pubs were closed for the day. Today, St. Patrick's Day is arguably one of the largest drinking holidays with an estimated $245 million spent on beer for March 17.
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With ISO 9001 & 13485 certified facilities in North America and Asia, we're equipped to service facilities anywhere in the world. Our in-house expertise in the design and manufacturing of mechanical assemblies, computing solutions and electronic circuit design result in extremely reliable products with controlled lifecycles. Our additive manufacturing services offer an excellent option for high-mix, low-volume part production, in addition to prototype units.
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