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Twin Lakes Library System in Milledgeville is hosting a Summer Reading Club for everyone to participate in.
It started with a few young men in the early 1980s, and has blossomed into something the community can benefit from.
'Walk for Clean Water' raises awareness for families in third world countries who have to walk miles for clean water.
A day after National Missing Children's Day, investigators are still giving tips on how to keep your kids safe from harms way.
Lake Tobesofkee manager is welcoming residents to the lake on Memorial Day
Owner Ben Burks shared some tips for the perfect barbeque, as well as sharing some of his delicious food.
Mary Caitlin Welsh is traveling to Uganda to help the GEM Foundation, an orphanage for special needs children.
Kristen Stancil joins 41NBC to talk about how you can donate blood, and if you're scared, how you can overcome your fear.
A non-profit organization wants to give middle Georgia artists the platform to perform and expose talents.
Camp Fun N' Fit wants kids to learn more about healthy eating habits and daily exercise.
Coliseum Medical Center shares a few tips to keep you healthy and educated on stroke health.
Dr. Michelle Currie joins 41NBC to talk about the the Upward Bound program, which helps students enhance their education after high school.
Songstress Zale returns to Warner Robins for a benefit concert.
One local non-profit organization providing at-risk youth with a place to use artistic expression during a theatrical production. The goal is to mentor and shape their kids' lives.
Shane's Rib talks about its annual Rib Giveaway event, and tips on a great summer BBQ.
The Tubman Museum is getting ready for its grand opening at the new location.
Rob Collier and Synithia Weaver join 41NBC to talk about the postal service's Stamp Out Hunger National Food Drive.
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, River Edge Behavioral Health Center talks about treatments and resources for you or someone your know to use.
The Macon Water Authority is observing National Drinking Water Week with an open house event and a 5K run.
Bibb County's charter school movement is starting soon, and educators are preparing for the year ahead.
Parker Wallace of "What's on Parker's Plate" and Suzanne Bentley with the Georgia Beef Board share easy tips for prepping and preparing meals.
History buffs, middle Georgia's community and visitors are invited to hop on the tram and enjoy the history downtown Perry has to offer.
A nationwide initiative to raise awareness of infants consuming human milk has taking to the parks and parking lots of more than 10,000 cities across the nation. The 'Miracle Milk Stroll' is underway and Macon is participating.
The Central Georgia Autism Foundation preps for its third annual bike ride hoping to raise funds for children with autism.
Otis Redding's grandson Justin Andrews drops by 41NBC to talk about the camp and how it will help students.
If you want the light to lead the way, Macon Us Glow 5K is just for you.
The Georgia Strawberry Festival wants families to come out for some food and food April 25th in Reynolds.
The Georgia Industrial Children's Home host its annual 'Dinner in the Orchard.'
Advance2Go is a program designed to supply resources, and professional help for adults who never went to college, but are interested in attending.
Mercer University's Financial Management Association (FMA) plans to helps more than 200 middle Georgians who need financial guidance.
Sherry Singleton with the museum stops by 41NBC to talk about the upcoming Pet Show Sunday.
Jay's Hope is hosting its annual Celebrate HOPE fundraising event. It's a chance to get the community together to raise money for kids battling cancer.
Debbie Harbin and Katie Magee stopped by 41NBC to talk about what the Anchor of Hope Foundation does.
The Rolling Thunder wants to help prisoners of war, soldiers missing in action and veterans.
Trina Samuels and Erin Patrick with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Georgia Chapter stop by 41NBC to talk about the fundraising 5K walk in Macon.
Joey Stuckey, host of 41NBC's Studio 41, and a Macon music legend talks about his trip to the U.K. for a Conference inspiring the visually impaired.
Woodfield Academy presents its 'Annual International Festival,' and this year is expected to take you on a wonderful trip around the world.
Keep Warner Robins Beautiful hopes the community will take part in the Great American Cleanup by donating your old, rusty vehicles.
Touch-a-Truck organization benefits kids educational programs, and events.
The 27th Annual Dogwood Festival is around the corner, and this year is expected to be filled with a lot of food, fun and entertainment.
Universal Light Christian Center is having a community wide celebration for Easter.
What happens when you can't pay your taxes? An H&R Block tax expert tells us.
Members of Zeta Phi Beta, Inc. will host a scholarship to benefit young girls who are considering higher education.
AppleCare doctor talks about improving your health care during pollen season.
Navicent Health receives third magnet designation for nursing excellence.
Marco's Pizza is requesting the community donate to help feed the hungry.
Tax Tuesday is back, and this time it's all about overlooked deductions.
Macon Mud Run is back and muddier than ever.
President and CEO of the Cherry Blossom Festival, Jake Ferro, joins 41NBC to talk about some of the upcoming events to celebrate in Middle Georgia.
Lisa McMichael, the festival chairman, joins 41NBC to talk about all of the exciting events in Dublin going on throughout the festival.


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Culturing Drug-Resistant Tumors
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Improved methods to grow patients' tumor cells in a dish offer opportunities to find durable therapies.
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Improved methods to grow patients' tumor cells in a dish offer opportunities to find durable therapies.
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Funding for African science; microbiome studies may have contamination worries; mind-controlled gene expression; DNA record keeper
November 12, 2014|
The ongoing Ebola epidemic in West Africa is drawing more money to study the virus, but what about funding for African science in general?
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A light-inducible optogenetic implant in mice, powered by EEG, responds to a human participant's mental state.
November 9, 2014|
Researchers have concluded that these animals, known as the "ships of the desert," can ferry the deadly coronavirus, perhaps infecting people.
November 5, 2014|
Gut microbes produce a key intermediate metabolite that promotes atherosclerosis in a mouse model of red meat consumption.
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A study suggests that, at least in US academia, men and women now receive roughly equivalent treatment in the workplace. The scientific community disagrees.
November 4, 2014|
Parents of children with the fatal genetic disease Niemann-Pick Type C are taking an active role in research to understand how mutations associated with the disease may protect against Ebola.
November 2, 2014|
Researchers generate the first functional human stomach tissue in vitro.
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In Chapter 1, "Fossils and War," author J.G.M. "Hans" Thewissen describes the difficulties of conducting field research in a conflict zone.

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What is current thinking on resveratrol?
What is the current thinking on resveratrol? WebMD seems to say more studies are needed, etc., but life is so short. Are medical doctors/scientists/critical thinkers taking it? What might be a reasonable dosage?
That's pretty much the current thinking -- more studies are needed, there's a paucity of decent evidence. Interestingly, there's no good reason to think resveratrol is the thing in red wine that may be helpful in reducing heart disease. A study out of Toronto some years ago showed that both a glass of white wine or a glass of beer a day had the same helpful effect, probably because low doses of alcohol can shift the cholesterol balance a bit from VLDL towards HDL. If life seems short and you want to take resveratrol, then take it. I haven't heard any suggestion that there's harm in it.
There was an academic scandal with Prof. Das photo-shopping western blots. My guess is that it has hurt retail sales of res, but that doesn't seem to have effected most of the other research.
Resveratrol does some fairly amazing stuff in animal studies (almost doubling mice endurance), but it hasn't been proven to carry over to humans yet.
I don't take it, but it seems to be one of the promising supplements. I still consider it worth watching. The latest thinking is that you need to take a fairly significant dose to get results (I'm sure that the retailers enjoy this thinking.)
I heard that resveratrol causes cancer and makes you impotent.
Instead of spending a lot of $$$ on res supplements, try eating more boiled peanuts and red grapes and drinking a bit of red wine. Boiled peanuts provide much higher levels of resveratrol than raw peanuts or peanut butter.
A few health forums feature scores of people reporting joint and tendon issues after taking resveratrol. I would add myself to the list. When I returned to tennis three years ago I really did some tendon damage. Unresolved basically, too. This stuff may have played a role. Careful.
^^^^ What happened to your resveratrol experiments? Weren't you taking them a lot at one time?
I don't think any 'outside the body' anti-oxidants work beyond a certain point. The thing is human cells make their own anti-oxidants. These anti-oxidants are probably far more effective the ones taken outside the body that pass through our digestive system.
The problem that we generally face is that scientists haven't worked out celluar metabolism yet. Its tremendously complicated. Thus they are just 'guessing." Hey this is a strong anti-oxidant - maybe we need that. Maybe its why the french live longer.. Sounds good - but very often they are wrong. It was just a guess in the first place.
The research on most natural supplements is poor because the researcher can't get a patent on the supplement being researched. This is why most research money goes into novel compounds created by pharmaceutical companies.
Reseveratrol apparently does some amazing things for animals, unfortunately, the same thing hasn't been demonstrated in humans.
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Walking Into The Light At Gettysburg, a new documentary produced by Dr. Anthony J. Mussari, of Dallas, offers more than just a remarkable history lesson on what remains the most intense military battle on American soil. It also offers a lesson in self-discovery.
The film is part of Mussari's ongoing Face of America project, which he has developed with his wife, Kitch.
For Walking Into The Light At Gettysburg, the two bring 10 students from the North Plainfield High School in New Jersey to the Gettysburg National Military Park. And not only does the group find the visit to be educational and enlightening, but in some ways, life-altering.
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Standing on the grounds and amid the monuments where there were more than 51,000 casualties and where more than 7,000 fell to their death, the students – and those who view the film – are provided with not only staggering statistics on the battle of Gettysburg, but also poignant human stories that made the battle even more heart wrenching. The group also receives visits, courtesy of gifted actors, from General Robert E. Lee and Abraham Lincoln, who offer thoughtful perspective on the Civil War.
Throughout the documentary, Mussari - who was recently invited to show the film at the Gettysburg National Military Park - continuously paints the perfect backdrop to the tour. Quotes from Lincoln and Lee frequently appear on the screen, as do timepiece photographs, paintings and video re-enactments. There is also appropriate music and, most importantly, appropriate sentiment.
When the students offer thoughts on their time at Gettysburg during the film's final moments, important lessons are revealed. And as one young teen recites a poem she had written inspired by her visit, there are also a few tears.
Perhaps that is the greatest triumph of Walking Into The Light At Gettysburg. It teaches. It inspires. It captures the emotions one might feel while standing at one of America's most hallowed grounds exactly 150 years after it became such a landmark.
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The attic is located on the first sea line, in front of the rocks of the First Montañar, 600 meters from the beach of Arenal (fine sand), 800 meters from the gravel beach and less than 2 km from the Port (sports and fishing). Both the Arenal and the Port have shops and restaurants.
The complex is beautiful, in line with the typical architecture of the region. It has a community garden and pool. The atmosphere is quiet, because although it´s in first sea line, the building is separated from the street and no noise reaches.
The apartment is big, is around 80 square meters. It has two double bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and living-dining room. The terrace is about 12 square meters, gets sun in the morning and during lunch time is on shade, so it can be very comfortable. One floor further up there is another 30 square meters terrace, it is a private solarium, perfect for tanning or enjoying a spectacular sunset, overlooking the sea and the mountains just behind.
Downstairs is the community garage with a big and easy parking lot with space on both sides which lets you open all doors completely of most cars.
It is well equipped with fridge, hob, oven, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, blender, and kitchenware so you can use the kitchen without problem. It also has air conditioning, television, satellite television (Astra free to air), radio-cd and hair dryer. Internet connection is available via wifi by pay per use.
The maximum number of occupants is 4 people, including children of any age. No smoking inside the house is permitted. No pets allowed. The community is quiet, you must respect the rest hours.
The bed linen is included. The towels are not included, except one hand towel and one floor towel, for out of the shower. A standard final cleaning is included. If any special cleaning is needed, it will be discounted from the deposit.
The deposit is 300€, which will be returned after checking and cleaning, usually three days after the departure, if the house is in the same conditions of preservation and cleaning as in the entry.
For bank accounts outside the European Economic Area (EEA), the expenses for returning the deposit will be discounted.
For stays shorter than one week you must add 120€.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Arenal 600 m
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|600 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Valencia or Alicante 100 km, Nearest railway: Denia 15 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6
|Linen provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Parking, Wheelchair users, Lift access
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10 Jul 2014
"Perfect holiday apartment"
My partner and myself spent a week in the apartment and we wish we could have stayed longer. The apartment was the perfect size for us and it had a lovely lay out to it and is in a very good location.… More
18 May 2014
"Very nice and well situated"
The appartment was very clean. It had a spacious roof terrass and a nice terrass outside the living room for lunches. It was only a couple of minutes walk from the Arenal beach and restaurants.… More
7 Feb 2014
"Good location and lovely view"
The best is the location, right beside the sea but away from the street. The rocks in front are a perfect place to disconnect. And the bars next to have a piña colada at dusk... The apartment is spacious and comfortable, the kitchen is little but with dishwasher, which is very appreciated. The owners nice people. It's as it appears in the pictures and is fairly clean and everything in good condition.
27 Oct 2013
"Wonderful apartment in a quiet area near the beach"
The apartment is very well taken care of, part of the furniture was new. It has a convenient parking place inside the building. The concierge was very kind and helpful. The swimming pool is excellent,… More
27 Aug 2013
"Everything great"
The apartment is very spacious, clean and the mattresses very comfortable. Well equipped.It's five minutes walk from Arenal beach.Nice urbanization, the pool is not very big, but never crowded. T… More
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