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Riad Al Madina - Essaouira
9 Rue Attarine - Essaouira1-877-662-6988
If you are looking to book a central Essaouira riad in the Medina area, Riad Al Madina could be the right choice for you!
You will be spoilt for choice in terms of food at this 3-star Essaouira riad as the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, so you are sure to find something tasty to tempt your palate. If you want low-key dining options, you will be pleased to find a snack bar/deli and 24-hour room service. No matter how busy you are, take some time out to de-stress as you will find massage/treatment rooms and a Turkish bath/hammam on site. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks after a long day. The lobby has been fitted with a TV so you can catch up on all the news while you wait, and you will also find a safe at reception for your valuables.
Free Wi-Fi is available. Other amenities include dry cleaning/laundry.
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Breakfast at Riad Al Madina
Breakfast is served each morning for a fee.
Facilities at Riad Al Madina
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Snack bar
- Laundry service
- Room service - 24 hour
- Pets accepted
- Dogs allowed
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Personal newspapers
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Luggage room
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Massages
- Turkish bath
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
Know before you go
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the riad prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Check-in: after noon.
Check-out: before 1 PM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Airport shuttle fee: MAD 200 per vehicle (roundtrip)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: MAD 36.00 per person, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Book your pet-friendly accommodation at Riad Al Madina, offering 54 guest rooms with climate control. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy televisions with satellite channels. Corporate travelers will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary weekday newspapers and phones during their Essaouira visit.
A good night's sleep in comfortable beds with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with bathrobes and complimentary toiletries. Additional comforts include blackout drapes/curtains.
Irons/ironing boards and hair dryers can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Extra beds
- Ironing facilities on request
- Desk
- Hairdryer on request
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Satellite TV
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Riad Al MadinaMohammed Ben Abdallah Museum - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Skala de la Ville - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Place Moulay el Hassan - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Skala du Port - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Essaouira Beach - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Bordj el Berod - 2.7 km / 1.7 mi
Sidi Kaouki Beach - 17.9 km / 11.1 mi
The preferred airport for Riad Al Madina is Essaouira (ESU-Mogador) - 14.5 km / 9 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Riad Al Madina
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
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Australia Rugby Union chief John O'Neill has revealed the depth of "angst" felt by top nations over the financial losses incurred by the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
The ARU is set to post an A$8 million loss for 2011 after the World Cup created an A$16 million hole in their budget. While New Zealand Rugby Union chief Steve Tew suggested the during the tournament that All Blacks could boycott the 2015 competition in England if the International Rugby Board refused to alter the current commercial arrangements.
Tew said the tournament had lost them NZ$13 million and O'Neill denied suggestions of a boycott were premature. "I don't think so... what hadn't been in the public arena was how much angst and aggravation there had been behind the scenes," he said.
"It just hadn't arrived in the public arena. So, a fair bit of it was born out of frustration. And probably with all the rugby world media [in attendance] it probably wasn't a bad time to say it straight up, particularly coming from the New Zealand Rugby Union. The All Blacks went on and won the title. You couldn't foresee a World Cup happening without the All Blacks, indeed without the Wallabies or the Springboks."
The World Cup schedule reduces the number of other internationals played, limiting the number of lucrative home test matches, while strict advertising rule prevent teams showcasing their sponsors at the World Cup.
Australia are currently preparing to face Wales at the Millennium stadium, in the second match of a post World Cup tour, which was prompted by the financial losses due to the tournament in New Zealand. "One of the reasons why the Wallabies are over there playing two games now is to reduce the deficit," O'Neill said.
However, O'Neill is confident a solution can be found despite a meeting between the IRB and the top ten rugby nations being put back to February. "We've certainly had an indication that our concerns are being taken seriously," O'Neill said. "Sitting here today we don't have an answer but we expect to get one.
"There's an acceptance certainly by the ten major nations that the formula is too much of a burden. I think we'll get a sympathetic outcome and so I don't want to be suggesting any boycotts or anything like that. I've got faith that we'll get a resolution."
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The 22 Republican Representatives who didn't cave to BoehnerSubmitted by samadamscw on Fri, 07/29/2011 - 19:55
As reported by Politico:
California - McClintock
Florida - Mack, Southerland
Georgia - Broun, Graves
Illinois - Johnson, Walsh
Iowa - King, Latham
Kansas - Huelskamp
Michigan - Amash
Minnesota - Bachmann, Cravaack
Ohio - Jordan
South Carolina - Duncan, Gowdy, Mulvaney, Scott, Wilson
Tennessee - Desjarlais
Texas - Paul
Utah - Chaffetz
Send them messages of love, thanks and respect. They need it.
These 66 Republicans held firm on Monday's vote:
(names in bold voted NAY on the previous bill, noted above. All 22 above, voted NAY the second time as well)
Alabama - Brooks, Roby
Arizona - Flake, Franks, Quayle, Schweikert
California - Hunter, McClintock, Nunes
Colorado - Lamborn, Tipton
Florida - Mack, Posey, Ross, Southerland, Stearns
Georgia - Broun, Gingrey, Graves, Kingston, Austin, Westmoreland
Idaho - Labrador
Illinois - Hultgren, Johnson, Walsh
Indiana - Burton, Rokita, Stutzman
Iowa - King, Latham
Kansas - Huelskamp, Yoder
Kentucky - Davis
Louisiana - Fleming, Landry, Scalise
Maryland - Harris
Michigan - Amash
Minnesota - Bachmann, Cravaack
Missouri - Akin, Hartzler
Montana - Rehberg
New Jersey - Garrett
New Mexico - Pearce
New York - Buerkle
North Carolina - Jones
Ohio - Jordan, Turner
South Carolina - Duncan, Gowdy, Mulvaney, Scott, Wilson
Tennessee - DesJarlais, Fleischmann
Texas - Gohmert, Hall, Neugebauer, Paul, Poe
Utah - Bishop, Chaffetz
Virginia - Forbes, Griffith
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This Tim Johnson guy seems to
This Tim Johnson guy seems to always stand up! Thank you to him!
Well done, S.C.
NOTE: I am not advocating violence in any way. The content of the post is for intellectual, theoretical, and philosophical discussion. FEDS, please don't come to my house.
How many of these voted for the PA?
...this should narrow down the field a bit lol
s.990 Patriot Act vote
of the 22 who refused both the Bohener bill and the phony compromise these reps also voted against extending the patriot act.
McClintock, Mack, Broun, Graves, Johnson, Amash, Duncan, & Chaffetz. Oh yeah, some rep from Texas named Paul
Huselkamp did not vote on S.990 but he did vote "yes" on the temporary extention in Feb so he's trash.
Pretty sad that there's only nine GOP reps who voted against all three bills.
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Four Rebublican Senators Caved In (They should be voted out)..
Brown (R-MA) (202) 224-4543
Cochran (R-MS) (202) 224-5054
Kirk (R-IL) (202) 224-2854
Lugar (R-IN) (202) 224-4814
They joined the Democrats voting for Reed's bill.
These are clear RINOs I doubt anyone ever seriously considered
them to be actual Republicans.
But they need to hear their constituent's disapproval regardless, and they need to be removed from office.
samadamscw - thx for the list above
How can I find the votes are various bills online? I've been bouncing between http://clerk.house.gov/ and http://thomas.loc.gov/ but can't find the full list of those who voted "NO" like you have in your original list. thank you.
I pieced the list together from a more comprehensive one
that included Dems and those who voted yes. (it was a State by State list then by Party, then each name by Alpha with a No or Yes next to it)
I'm sure house.gov should have the roll call up by now. I'm sure Thomas eventually posts it as well.
The data I used was via Politico for the first one, and I don't recall for the second. I just Googled it.
Missouri's Billy Long Caved In
Looks like Billy drink too much of the D.C. water and betrayed the people that sent him to congress.
Pulled from his own website
"It's simply criminal to allow the government to continue to spend money that we don't have. As Americans, it is criminal to ask someone to pay for our debts just so we can live extravagantly today. If we do not change the behavior of government, my children will not raise their children in the same country that I grew up in; a place that instilled moral values in me from a young age. The principles of life, liberty, freedom and the power of the individual are values that we need to protect."
Simply Criminal eh? How long has he been in office and is already a Washington Puppet?
Billy Long = Status Quo
What happened to Walter
What happened to Walter Williams? He is Ron's friend and seems to vote with him...
If you disagree with me on anything you are not a real libertarian...
it's the baby boomers that
it's the baby boomers that suck the most
if a rep knows a vote goes a
if a rep knows a vote goes a certain way, they will vote another way so as to save their career and it doesn't necessarily they feel a certain way. it happens all the time. look for consistency like Ron Paul
My rep is McClintock
He does alright. He hates the evil Muslims though, and thinks we should be chasing these guys everywhere, forever.
New Blood
Any reason why we should not replace our senators and representatives who voteed for borrowing more money to add to our national debt. When you cut the increases in programs and call it cuts is dishonest.
Phil Roe TN-1 didn't
Phil Roe TN-1 didn't represent me in his vote, and I let him know this. I'm sick and tired of the people who are supposed to represent me in congress only representing the big money lobbyists, and he was voted in to stop this...absolute power corrupts absolutely
"and the truth shall make you free"
John 8:32
Please post
A list of those who did cave in would be even better. It will come in handy for replacing them. Time to teach those who betray the people with severity. Vote them out of office.
Ron Paul didn't cave?
No way! I'm shocked! :)
TWO Iowa congressman! My former and my new congressman. Makes me proud and gives me hope.
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pride leads to vanity leads
pride leads to vanity leads to humility
Thanks for posting...inspired
Thanks for posting...inspired me to call my rep McCarthy and let him know I am deeply disappointed in his vote and encourage him to vote for Rand Paul/Conni Mack plan. Last time I called him was to thank him for voting against the TARP I think! He is the whip so I see him up there behind Boehner a lot. I wish my rep was McClintock.
Looks like the people in
Looks like the people in South Carolina have some good representation
Everybody but Clyburn!
5 out of 6
Freedom is not: doing everything you want to.
Freedom is: not having to do what you don't want to do.
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The plan was that Representatives represent us.
Maybe they can't here us?
How do we seek redress for grievances?
Free includes debt-free!
Redress Procedure.
It's called impeachment. But first, the People must be aware and care.
Pax vobiscum pacem et semper paratus bellum
You don't.
That part of the First Amendment was always a joke.
It's just there so they don't have the audacity to throw you in jail for begging them to behave and do their jobs. Nothing says they have to actually listen, agree to, or even respond to your petitions for redress.
Yep..WTP already tried.
Yep..WTP already tried. Delivered one personally. NO one has to respond..
I gave Jeff Flake AZ-6 a piece of my mind
I used Ron Paul's example... telling someone that is over their head in debt to go get another credit card is not sound advice, but that is what he did by voting YES for the Boehner plan.
I told him that I wished he was more like Ron Paul. Jeff thinks he's a big fiscal conservative because his entire career in the House has been about fighting against Pork spending. I told him that is not enough, has never been enough. I asked him to be courageous and go against the establishment, and cut 1 trillion in spending by ending foreign military occupation.
When I get my stupid form letter back from him, like I always do, touting how great a conservative he is, I'll know I wasted my time.


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The Fermentis website seems to have contradictory instructions for rehydration. If you go to the Tips & Tricks section, it shows:
Rehydrate the dry yeast into yeast cream by sprinkling it in ten times its own weight of water or wort. Gently stir and leave for 30 minutes. Finally, pitch the resultant cream into the fermentation vessel.
The rehydration step is done in a vessel outside the fermenter. The objective is to allow the yeast to recover all its functionalities before pitching.
Ale yeasts optimum rehydration temperature: 25 29C (77 84F)
Lager yeasts optimum rehydration temperature: 21 - 25 (69 - 77F)
After rehydration bacterial contamination can develop in the slurry. Follow our recommendations of maximum time between rehydration in sterile water and pitching depending on the storage temperature of the rehydrated yeast.
Stored at 4C Pitch within 18 hours
Stored at 20C Pitch within 6 hours
Stored at 25C Pitch within 4 hours
Water or Wort?
Fermentis yeast can be rehydrated with sterile water or sterile wort.
After the wort has been boiled for at least 15 minutes, collect the volume required for rehydration and leave to cool to the required temperature. Rehydrate the yeast for 30 minutes. Pitch immediately into the tank after checking the temperature of wort, in order to avoid foam.
Dont forget your rehydration essentials.
Respect recommended rehydration temperatures to assure the yeast membrane fluidity
Water or wort, whatever you choose make it sterile
Do not use chlorinated water it will kill the yeast
Do not use demineralized water
But going to the US-05 page (S-04 is the same), you see:
Sprinkle the yeast in minimum 10 times its weight of sterile water or wort at 27°C± 3°C (80°F ± 6°F). Leave to rest 15 to 30 minutes.
Gently stir for 30 minutes, and pitch the resultant cream into the fermentation vessel.
Alternatively, pitch the yeast directly in the fermentation vessel providing the temperature of the wort is above 20°C (68°F). Progressively sprinkle the dry yeast into the wort ensuring the yeast covers all the surface of wort available in order to avoid clumps. Leave for 30 minutes, then mix the wort using aeration or by wort addition.
Ive emailed Fermentis twice but havent gotten an answer. Ive looked through old threads but cant find anything about the contradictory instructions.
I think probably any combination of these techniques would be fine. Does anybody have a more definitive answer?
Rehydrate with warm water, not wort, for best results. Sprinkle the dry yeast over the water without letting it clump and let it sit for 15 minutes. Stir. If it is still more than 10° F warmer than your wort, add a little bit of wort to slowly lower temp 5-10° at a time. Repeat once or twice if necessary. Pitch.
Check out the Dry Yeast FAQ sticky, it goes over rehydration among other things and has the process listed in Yeast by Chris White and JZ.
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What he said.
Its a question of timing. Theyre saying that if you do this ahead of time, you should probably stick it in the fridge. Ideally you would time this so its ready when you need it.
The temperature is not critical. Yeast says 95F-105F, I wouldnt go over that. It should be warm sterilized water, that is critical.
I boil the water, then pour it into a flask. A measuring cup will work. Let it cool. When its no longer warm to the touch, about 90F, add the yeast. The water will continue to cool. Give it about 15 minutes to soak up the water then swirl it around a bit.
At this point cool it to pitching temp, its liquid yeast now. Yeast says ± 15°F, but I go for 5F.


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1-800-COMPLAIN — Constructive vs. Petty Criticism: Should You Have a Supplier Kvetch Line?
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In the old days of purchasing, supplier communication was a one-way street. And you-know-what rolled downhill. Now, I don't mean to romanticize the past in any shape or form. The days of Ignacio Lopez at GM are long gone (and thank goodness for it). Moreover, I've sufficiently done my own penance, having been one of the early proponents of reverse auctions -- and now avoid suggesting their use for many (but not all) sourcing use cases. As I often like to write and speak about, supplier communication -- regardless of whether it's through an initial sourcing or ongoing relationship management or development process -- is a two-way street.
Yet I question how far some organizations have gone in their goals to present a George Bush-esque (H as in Bush "Senior) kinder, gentler face to suppliers. Just as this failed "senior" in his re-election bid, I think being too much of a softy can fail CPOs in hoping to achieve their ultimate objectives.
Over on Procurement Leaders Blog, my colleague Paul Teague covered the issue in a recent post, noting as a foundation that supplier communications must go both ways. In his words, "on one side of the highway, you have to let suppliers know your company's strategic goals and how you feel they are helping you implement them. On the other side, there should be no barriers preventing suppliers from telling you how easy or difficult you are as a customer."
Paul points to Woolworth's as one example, who is "planning to open a hotline that suppliers can use to report 'malpractice.' Among the goals: helping suppliers overcome their fear of complaining about unfair negotiations practices." But I question whether or not that "giving them a chance to vent will make them feel more like a partner" and whether that is "an important attitude to instill to get the most out of them" through such a means. After all, shouldn't good communication be a true two-way street -- not a chance to anonymously "out" a category manager for engaging in unbecoming behavior?
Now, don't get me wrong. I'm all for sourcing sensitivity training. But what about category leads having "office hours" versus an anonymous supplier toll-free line to complain?
In a way, it's the business version of the ancient and sage biblical advice of "do unto others..." You want to critique your suppliers to make them better. Let them critique you too and maybe you'll get better service.
Sherry Gordon: 10.04.2012 at 12:04 pm
I question this approach, too, Jason. Providing suppliers with a way to give a company feedback is useful only to the extent that something actually comes of it. I don't think that just allowing suppliers to vent or complain anonymously makes them feel more like partners, especially if what they tell the customer isn't used constructively or doesn't go anywhere. Where's the feedback loop in this? If a company thinks it needs an anonymous supplier complaint hotline, then maybe that's a telling sign right there and indicates problems that could be readily found and addressed without asking for anonymous tips. When customers openly address issues that suppliers raise rather than just letting them vent on a hotline, then suppliers will feel more like partners.
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St. Louis' new Kiel Center attracted 14,153 to its opening night NBA exhibition game between the Bullets and Bulls. House Majority Leader Richard Gephardt, who represernts St. Louis: "We need an NBA team here. St. Louis is a major sports town. And a major sports town deserves an NBA team. ... [But] we've got to get football first" (ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH, 10/15)....But St. Louis NBA exhibition promoter Joe Yates said fewer than 10,000 tickets had been sold the day before the game. The game didn't have the "drawing cards" the two previous preseason sellouts had, including a '92 game with Magic Johnson and the Lakers, and last year's game with the Bulls. Yates: "This is not good if you want to put the best face to the NBA," especially as the only sport playing in St. Louis. St. Louis Sports Commission's basketball subcommittee Chair Barry Cervantes said he recently met with NBA Operations VP Rod Thorn to "keep the city's foot in the door in case of expansion or relocation." Perkins and "sports officials unanimously agree" St. Louis has "situated itself as a potential basketball mecca" (ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH, 10/16). DENVER A POTENTIAL HOCKEY HOTBED? Noting the IHL Denver Grizzlies' 16,215 sellout-crowd in McNichols Arena, Boston hockey writer Kevin Paul Dupont suggests it might be time for the Devils to return to CO (BOSTON GLOBE, 10/16).


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"Kusasi is a three-hundred-pound male who could rip your arms and legs off like daisy petals if he wanted. Princess was taught sign language by a researcher and had a limited ability to combine vocabulary. . .."
For centuries the shaggy red orangutan lived in peaceful seclusion in the jungles of Southeast Asia and kept the ancient secrets about its quiet, contemplative nature. But that time has come to an end, as one of the earth's most intelligent creatures has, sadly, also become one if its vanishing species.
"I went up a muddy brown river called the Sekonyer into the jungles of southern Kalimantan, on the island of Borneo, to see orangutans as they really are and to know them the way they deserve to be known. . ."
In The Intimate Ape, journalist Shawn Thompson brings together a global assemblage of primatologists, conservationists, and volunteers to reveal the intricate life of these majestic primates. As he travels through the steamy rainforests of Sumatra and the jungle river valleys of Borneo, visiting nature preserves and observing conservation programs, Thompson describes the emotional and intellectual lives of orangutans and recognizes the people who have committed their lives to understand, protect, and ultimately rescue this powerful yet sensitive relation of humanity.
"An extraordinary book that adds to our understanding of the animal world."--From the Foreword by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson
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Not so long ago, self health monitoring was largely limited to weighing ourselves to see how a diet was going and sticking a thermometer under our tongue to see if we were getting sick. For everything else we went to the family doctor. That was in the past. Technology has put health and fitness monitoring firmly in consumers' hands. Starting with pedometers in the 1980s and progressing to the myriad wearable fitness trackers flooding the market today. The grip has just tightened again with Cue – a device that allows users to run medical diagnostics from the comfort of their own home. Read More
An innovative self-service sexual health clinic has opened in Soho, London, where anyone can be screened free of charge six days a week, while only waiting six hours to get their results back. The NHS Dean Street Express clinic was designed by Penson architects and features a high-tech system that allows patients to log themselves in, before being given a self-test kit and shown to a screening room. The clinic is also home to the first on-site Infinity machine, which quickly tests all samples and allows for results to be sent back to the patients within six hours of testing. Read More
The fitness tracking wearable is far from a new concept. Basic devices such as heart rate monitoring wristwatches have been around for decades, while the last few years have seen an explosion of smartwatches and other wearable tech that either cater for, or are specifically designed for fitness enthusiasts. However, while the Vidameter may look like just another wearable, it actually has a much bigger mandate in mind, aiming to take a hand in personal safety and general well-being as well as fitness. Read More
OMsignal has announced its new line of biometric smartwear, a fitness focused smart shirt with the ability to accurately track an individual's performance levels and vital stats in real time, giving users all the information they need to be fully in control of their workout. The smart shirt, which is currently only available for pre-order to male customers, represents another addition to the ever expanding market of health orientated wearable tech. Read More
Intel has announced the winner in the second round of the of its Make It Wearable contest, Visionary Track. Student, maker and DIY enthusiast Mael Flament proposed an invisible tattoo that contains our health information. Med. History 2.0 would be easily scanned and updated regularly. Read More
Building Trust International has announced the winners of its 2014 Moved To Care competition. The competition sought design solutions for providing healthcare to rural and isolated areas in Asia. The winning designs are a medical clinic on wheels and a clinic built from a retired shipping container. Read More
There's a lot of talk about Japan's rapidly aging society, and how it is expected to literally place a heavy burden on the island nation's caregivers. Among the many projected problems is a smaller pool of health care workers amidst a growing tide of elderly who require around-the-clock care. With that kind of workload, nurses are more likely to injure themselves or their patients when lifting them into and out of bed. Various solutions are in the works, such as a giant lifting robot that looks like a teddy bear, but few are as practical as Panasonic's Resyone robotic bed. It recently became the first to be certified ISO13482 compliant, the new global safety standard for service robots. Read More
From robotics to optics and forgery prevention to solar cells, biomimicry has proven fertile ground for researchers. Recognizing nature's potential in the development of new technologies, DARPA has announced the establishment of the Biological Technologies Office (BTO), a new division that aims to "merge biology, engineering, and computer science to harness the power of natural systems for national security." Read More
Along with some rather unnerving, spinning pieces of metal, our dentists are always drilling into us the importance of a proper brushing technique. Some of us, however, would be guilty of cutting a corner or two in our time, perhaps before rushing out the door in the morning or after dozing off on the couch at night. Aiming to make sure we always uphold the gold standard of oral hygiene is Kolibree, a French start-up whose smart toothbrush is designed to track your brushing efforts to make sure you're hitting those harder to reach places. Read More
Orproject proposes huge sealed Bubble of clean air for Beijing
According to a report by the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, environmental conditions in China's capital are so bad as to be "almost unfavorable for human living." Officials have recently passed new laws and set aside billions of yuan to try and curb air pollution in Beijing, which has been recording some of its worst smog levels ever. Architecture firm Orproject has proposed the construction of a sealed canopy filled with clean air. Bubbles would cover a park and botanical garden, providing a healthy, temperature- and humidity-controlled oasis. Read More
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