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Champions of Software as a Service - - What it takes to lead, and succeed, with SaaS
The use of Software as a Service (SaaS) has skyrocketed over the last few years and shows no signs of slowing down. What's driving that demand? As expected, many we surveyed cited reducing the total cost of ownership (TCO) of their applications as the top...
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IBM i2 Chart Reader
Clients often inquire if there is a freely available application that enables analysts and investigators to easily share key intelligence with those without access to IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook software, and the answer is YES! That application is...
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Preguntas y Respuestas con Marc Dietz, Director de la Estrategia y Marketing de SaaS
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Demand Side Response in the UK Domestic Market
Erwin Frank-Schultz email@example.com Tags: demand grid response tou of smart side use time 2,661 Visits
Demand Side Response in the UK Domestic Market Short Background The grid was originally designed to transport energy from large central generation plants to the consumers through a hierarchy of networks. Since then a number of things...
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Formation of IBM Club South Carolina Community Blog
An IBM corporate initiative was launched in 2006 which focused on reinvigorating the IBM Club. This effort enabled employees to participate through a worldwide IBM club web site, and also gave IBM South Carolina employees an opportunity to form the IBM Club...
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IBM Discounts at The Houston Museum of Natural Science Community Blog
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The Houston Museum of Natural Science The Houston Museum of Natural Science is offering IBMers, their families and guests discounted admission prices. This discount is good at the Houston and Sugar Land locacations. For exhibit...
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The New Modern Cloud-enabled Systems of Record
Caroline Exum firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: z cloud zenterprise record" of mike_baskey system "systems sor 2,525 Visits
By Michael E. Baskey, IBM Distinguished Engineer, Chief Architect Systems Management z This blog entry is part two of a pair of blogs on Systems of Engagement and Systems of record. Check out...
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The Avanti Group news announcement: How To Andrew Taylor and Marcus Hill, kiwibox Community Blog
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Source May 18, 2013 - Tokyo, Japan – Senior Vice-President Andrew Taylor and Head of Principal Investments Marcus Hill attended the recently held 2013 Applied Finance Conference of the Financial Management...
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M2M. What's changed to make it big news? (Part 2 of 2)
LAURENCE PLANT email@example.com Tags: smarter machine planet internet m2m iot of things to mqtt 1,868 Visits
Machine-to-Machine. What's changed to make it big news? (Part 2 of 2) M2M has been around for quite some time. This article looks at what's changed to make M2M big news. Part 1 of this article looked at Single Application and...
M2M. Is it new?
LAURENCE PLANT firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: machine planet iot mwc smarter things of m2m internet 2,325 Visits
Machine-to-Machine. Is it new? In my first article in this series I offered a definition of M2M. We're seeing significant telecommunications industry focus on M2M due to the forecast growth in the number of M2M...
Tapping into customers' omni-channel behavior
Scott Duby firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: shopping customer experience omni-channel of the 360° cross-channel view 2,577 Visits
Despite claims of having a 360° view of the customer, for most retailers, that view encompasses only transactional purchase history and does not include both online and in-store browsing behavior. It doesn't have to be that way. Consider...
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M2M. A big market but what is M2M exactly?
LAURENCE PLANT email@example.com Tags: planet internet m2m of smarter machine to things 4,368 Visits
In the last ten years or so, hundreds of millions of people worldwide have picked up and started to use mobile phones for the first time. The rate of adoption of cellular communications services has been significant and unprecedented but...
Impact of Big Data, Cloud, Mobile and Regulatory Pressure on your IT Risk and Governance Model Community Blog
Erwin Boeren firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: value solvency cio risk ibv openpages insurance of institute ibm business it governance basel bank grc compliance 3,010 Visits
Impact of Big Data, Cloud, Mobile and Regulatory Pressure on your IT Risk and Governance Model. In the recent IBM CIO survey , the earlier released Reputational Risk and IT Study and Global IT Risk Study , topics such as Big Data, Cloud,...
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Convergence of Governance, Risk & Compliance, Basel II and Solvency II (Track 1014) Community Blog
Erwin Boeren email@example.com Tags: openpages risk & of (track ii solvency governance convergence management 1014) and grc basel compliance 2,860 Visits
Convergence of Governance, Risk & Compliance, Basel II and Solvency II (Track 1014) At IBM Vision 2012, Tuesday May 16th, 16:45 – 17:45 pm I will be presenting the Convergence of...
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DB2 10 Takes Security and Ease of Use to the Next Level
Walid Rjaibi firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: use ease of compliance privacy security 1 Comment 4,984 Visits
To comply with various government regulations and industry standards from countries around the world, organizations need to implement procedures and methods to ensure that information is adequately protected. These regulations and standards stipulate that...
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Trusting technology and a few secrets to building systems that run systems Community Blog
Wes Simonds email@example.com Tags: wes complex products product-innovation engineering embedded rational of hoffmann hans-peter smarter gorman systems simonds greg 1 Comment 6,466 Visits
I have a friend in Canada who doesn't trust technology. For years we've discussed this over the Internet -- the standard communications platform for people who want to argue at great length, across great distances, to no apparent benefit or conclusion. His...
State of Smart: The Retail Industry
Derek Franks firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: roi-for-smart for state industry insights ibm_center_for_applied_in... center analytics of retail applied state-of-smart smarter_analytics smarter_retail smart ibm 2,742 Visits
Derek Franks Consultant, IBM Center for Applied Insights The IBM CAI blog has moved - please bookmark and follow the new blog at http://www.ibmcai.com Welcome! This is the first post in a series of articles I'll be...
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Can we improve healthcare through information technology?
Steven Lee email@example.com Tags: it of ibmi hospitals toronto children's the technology for healthcare sick doctors in institute deepqa watson hospital ibm artemis interactive university information openpediatrics ontario boston children 2 Comments 3,839 Visits
Before computers and information technology were used in conjunction with healthcare, information was, and still is, recorded in traditional, paper-based medical files. With the recent advents of information technology, we are currently able to record and...
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The Foundations of Efficiency: A Point of View for Government
Andrew MacIsaac firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: government view efficiency smarter of point 896 Visits
Three years ago governments across the globe are struggling to keep up with trends and were forces of global change at every agency at every level. Things such as changing demographics, globalization, how citizens were engaging with larger society,...
from Blog: Moving Forward
Smarter Endpoint Management: IBM Goes Mobile Community Blog
Wes Simonds firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: ibm enterprise management wes 2012 tablet and kimber smartphone of mobility simonds services infrastructure spradlin business capabilities tivoli impact capability software endpoint pulse 10,550 Visits
Endpoint management is like a headache looking for an aspirin. Recently I asked my friend Perry -- an IT manager at a Very Big Company -- what endpoint management was like where he works.'Cat-herding,' he said. 'But don't you have some sort of endpoint...
Smarter Data Protection: Link Security and Storage Management Community Blog
Wes Simonds firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: anne storage capabilities services software pulse data of wes vining 2012 ibm capability management infrastructure protection impact tivoli simonds lescher rich business and 8,743 Visits
Ever get the sense that marketing jargon is getting out of hand? Consider this sentence: 'Siloed management must give way to a new paradigm of holistic business value.' 'New paradigm,' in particular, seems a little doubtful. I learned a long time ago...
IBM Leads All in 40G Ethernet Shipments
Vikram Mehta, VP System Networking email@example.com Tags: dell ethernet system rackswitch mehta networking ibm center switches vp oro of g6284 vikram g8316 data 40g 3,829 Visits
IBM Leads All in 40G Ethernet Shipments I am proud to report that IBM holds the leadership position in the emerging market for 40 Gigabit Ethernet in the data center. According to research firm Dell'Oro Group , which recently began tracking the...
Cocoa... one sought after little bean !
Guy Blissett email@example.com Tags: complexity commodity of madagascar... cocoa sourcing highlights 1 Comment 735 Visits
IBM has worked with M&M Mars to decode the cocoa genome. Bulk of cocoa continues to be sourced from Ivory Coast and Ghana. (per The Economist) creating continued supply chain risks. Here are couple interesting background stories on cocoa for...
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New Release of FileNet P8 Version 5.1.0 Products
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New Release of FileNet P8 Version 5.1.0 Products The release of FileNet P8 Version 5.1.0 products brings with it new features in the infocenter. The IBM FileNet P8 Version 5.1.0 information center features collaboration tools, including...
from Blog: ECM eConnection
A system of incentives & social media
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What incentives do you provide for an engaging social network? This is a question asked often and there is no one global solution available. A working incentive system needs to be based on the type of role/task of the individual and/or team as shown in...
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OPMEDIC Group Inc. comments on the impact of a possible reduction in rates paid to physicians for services related to medically assisted procreation services in Quebec
Thursday, December 15, 2011
OPMEDIC Group Inc. comments on the impact of a possible reduction in rates paid to physicians for services related to medically assisted procreation services in Quebec09:55 EST Thursday, December 15, 2011/NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES./MONTREAL, Dec. 14, 2011 /CNW Telbec/ - OPMEDIC Group Inc. ("OPMEDIC GROUP") (TSX: OMG), a healthcare-related company in fertility, laboratories and surgeries providing services and facilities to patients and surgeons, has taken note of an unofficial statement from the president of the Fédération des médecins spécialistes du Québec ("FMSQ"), published yesterday in a daily newspaper, that the FMSQ has agreed with the Régie de l'assurance maladie du Québec (the "RAMQ") to reduce the rates paid to physicians who provide medically assisted procreation ("MAP") services in private clinics effective January 2012. To date, neither the RAMQ nor the Government of Quebec nor the FMSQ has issued an official communiqué confirming the rate decrease or its effective date. The Corporation believes that if the planned decrease is confirmed, it may have a negative impact on revenues and profit margins for its in vitro fertilization ("IVF") activities in Quebec. However, according to an unofficial statement from an FMSQ spokesperson, the planned rate decrease would not affect other MAP rates covered by the FMSQ, such as artificial inseminations, ultrasounds and blood tests. The Corporation's diversification into MAP services could reduce the impact of the target decrease in IVF rates in MAP in Quebec.Further to the coming into force on August 5, 2010 of the Regulation respecting clinical activities related to assisted procreation and the Regulation amending the Regulation respecting the application of the Health Insurance Act (collectively, the "Regulation"), all expenses for MAP services that are covered by the Regulation are paid by the RAMQ to the attending physician. Rates include the professional services fees retained by the attending physician and the portion of the expenses for medical procedure and technical services remitted by the attending physician to the private clinic. The rates are established by the RAMQ after consultation with the FMSQ.When the free MAP program came into effect, the rates paid to the attending physician for the professional portion and technical portion were set at $7,100 per IVF cycle. According to the unofficial statement from the FMSQ and government spokespeople, it seems that the rates paid to the attending physician could be reduced by up to approximately 35% per IVF cycle, if this recommendation from the FMSQ and the RAMQ is confirmed. The impact of this reduction will not affect the attending physicians, who will continue to receive the same fees for their professional services, whether they provide their services in a hospital or a private clinic, but will reduce the technical portion of the expenses that were payable to the private clinic by the attending physician for all services provided by the private clinic. If the MAP services are provided in a hospital, no technical portion is payable to the attending physician because all expenses for the medical procedure and the technical services are covered by the budget of the hospital, which also assumes all infrastructure and capital costs.When the RAMQ, the government and the FMSQ confirm the reduction in rates paid to attending physicians who perform IVF in private clinics and the size and effective date of that reduction, the Corporation will analyze its impact and take all necessary measures to minimize the effects on revenues and earnings.Jean-Marc Lachance, Vice-President Finance and Chief Financial Officer of the Corporation, explains that "the impact on revenues could be tangible, but at this stage it is hard to assess with precision the consequences given that the free MAP program has yet to reach maturity and the Corporation can take measures to mitigate the impact of the expected decrease in fertility revenues by controlling costs and increasing the volume of MAP activities in its Québec City and Montreal facilities while pursuing its other laboratory, surgical and endoscopic activities, as shown from its expansion to Montreal's South Shore, where it opened in November a new endoscopic centre." Mr. Lachance stated that "the Corporation has a solid balance sheet and is constantly examining new projects outside Quebec in order to diversify its business geographically, as demonstrated by the opening in July of a new fertility clinic in the North of Toronto as part of a joint venture with physicians.""For close to 20 years now, we have invested in our facilities and the development of specialized services for the treatment of male and female infertility. PROCREA and its medical team have been pioneers in the field in Quebec, and we intend to continue by maintaining our patient services offering. This anticipated reduction in rates for IVF in Quebec does not affect our other activities and does not call into question our strategy of being a major player in the provision of medically assisted procreation treatments in Quebec," says Dr. Pierre St-Michel, President and Chief Executive Officer of Opmedic Group.Detailed financial results can be accessed on the OPMEDIC GROUP web site at www.groupeopmedic.com.About OPMEDIC GROUPOPMEDIC GROUP is a company incorporated under the laws of the Province of Quebec which provides healthcare-related services including surgical and endoscopic facilities and services to patients and surgeons (with its OPMEDIC division), fertility treatments, medical imaging, laboratory services and diagnostic procedures (with its PROCREA Cliniques division) and sperm banking services (with its PROCREA Cryopreservation Centre subsidiary). OPMEDIC GROUP's Common Shares trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "OMG".This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or to solicitation of an offer to buy any security and shall not constitute an offer, solicitation or sale in any jurisdiction in which such offering would be unlawful. This news release contains certain forward-looking statements that reflect the current views and/or expectations of OPMEDIC GROUP with respect to its performance, business and future events. Such statements are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties and assumptions. Actual results and events may vary significantly.The content of this press release has not been approved by nor submitted to the TSX which assumes no liability therefore.For further information: Jean-Marc LACHANCE Vice-President Finance and Chief Financial Officer (514) 345-8535, x 2260 firstname.lastname@example.com

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By Neo4j Staff | July 31, 2012 DataNucleus project provides Java applications with a consistent, standards-compliant platform for data management. To a broad range of data storage, DataNucleus has just added Neo4j support with the release of datanucleus-neo4j.
The release of the DataNucleus v3.1.0-m1 of the "datanucleus-neo4j" plugin includes support for embedded and nested embedded fields and the querying of those fields, support for use of Neo4j node id as a global object identity, a check for duplicated identity on persist, support for JDOQL/JPQL ordering in Cypher, and much more.
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Tips on using App-V with AppSense
Last week Tim Mangan and I, wrote a blog titled: "App-V with AppSense: Better Together" in which we've included tips and best practices for configuring your App-V with AppSense Environment Manager.
I've introduced both products and how do they fit together, what kind of value-added functionality does AppSense Environment Manager provide, some tips on how to configure them both, while Tim gave us some best practices for proceeding with such integration.
Check it out on the Windows Team Blog:
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All you need to know about vitamins
ITAMINS Vitamins are organic compounds required by living organisms in order to perform the processes of life. While some animals need more or different vitamins than others, humans require the largest amount of different vitamins to live healthily. Vitamins perform many tasks within the body, ranging from hormone triggers to antioxidants to co-enzymes that help with metabolism. Each set of different vitamin compounds performs a different task when integrated into the body.
About Vitamins
Along with carbohydrates, fats, protein and minerals, vitamins are essential nutrients that allow the human body to properly function.
Figuring out which vitamins are important for which body functions has been an ongoing process. While often times it was not known that a specific vitamin was responsible for curing an illness or strengthening the body, foods rich in vitamins were often prescribed as cures—even though doctors back then didn't know it was the vitamins doing the curing. For example, ancient Egyptians often prescribed a diet high in liver for those people who suffered from night blindness. Today, however, we know this is because liver is rich in vitamin A—a vitamin that helps with sight.
The lack of vitamins can have a profound effect on the human body. For instance, in the case of scurvy, the lack of vitamin C can cause teeth to fall out and other hideous conditions of the skin and bone, eventually leading to death. The lack of vitamin B in the diets of some Asian cultures lead to the disease known as beriberi, another deadly illness. The lack of vitamin B12, well known for its role in supplying energy, can create pernicious anemia. This disease has many different symptoms, but the most major is severe fatigue.
Today, there are set guidelines for the amounts of specific vitamins that humans need each day. The recommended daily allowances are chosen so that the body will perform at its optimum capacity and so that illnesses caused by the lack of these vitamins can be avoided. Most doctors believe that if you eat a completely balanced diet, full of vegetables, fruits, meats and grain, you will get all of the vitamins you need for a day. If your diet is less than balanced, a multivitamin might make sure that you are getting all the vitamins you need to be healthy.
In order to experience a normal and healthy development, an organism must ingest an appropriate amount of vitamins. In humans, from the moment a fetus starts to grow, it will need vitamins and nutrients. These nutrients cause chemical reactions that create bone, muscle and skin. Vitamins are available through different types of foods and in supplements. A nutritious diet will help to ensure that a person receives a healthy amount of vitamins.
Which is better, Fruits and vegetables or supplements
Researchers found out how important it is to eat a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains and high-quality protein sources to maintain physical, mental and emotional health.
Then came the studies on individual vitamins, minerals and other nutrients. After years of focusing on single nutrients, nutrition researchers began to focus on whole foods, finding that food is more than just a sum of its nutrient parts. So, instead of taking a handful of vitamins each day, the advice that came down the scientific pipeline was "Eating a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables every day has superior health benefits because of the 'synergy' of food." This means that all of the compounds in a piece of fruit or a vegetable work better together in your body to perform different jobs than taking the same individual vitamins.
This is not to say that vitamin and mineral supplements are not of value. Many people need a vitamin/mineral supplement to meet specific nutrient needs that they cannot or do not get from food.
Physicians often prescribe vitamins or minerals for meeting nutrient needs or for therapeutic purposes. For example, doctors may advise pregnant women to take an iron supplement, and adults over age 50 to get their vitamin B12 from a supplement or from fortified foods.
In the last few years, a new player had entered the field – whole food supplements. Whole food supplements have emerged to support the shortage of fruits and vegetables we are getting in our diets. Fruit and vegetable supplements contain not only a far wider variety of naturally occurring vitamins and minerals than traditional vitamin supplements, but also the antioxidants and other phytonutrients, even the fiber, found in fresh raw fruits and vegetables.
Whole food nutritional supplements contain natural fruit and vegetable juice powders in capsule form. The powders are concentrated from fruit and vegetable juices using a proprietary, low temperature process that leaves as much of the nutrition as possible intact.
Nothing can quite equal the value of eating fresh fruits and vegetables every day, but when that is not possible, multivitamin/mineral supplements and the new whole food supplements can certainly help you maintain your good health and vitality.
Liquid Vitamins
Many people think that by taking vitamins in liquid form, they will experience better mineral absorption. This is true to an extent, but the liquid form may be a better medium for only certain minerals. Because of its ease of ingestion, liquid vitamins benefit those who have a tough time taking pills and capsules. They are more effective for people whose gastrointestinal system has been compromised and cannot effectively break down compressed material. Liquid vitamins are convenient, because they do not require water and may be available in spray forms.
Mineral Absorption
Although liquids are typically absorbed more expediently than solids, this does not necessarily mean that liquid vitamins deliver higher absorption. The problem is that liquid vitamins have less mineral content than vitamins in pill form, so while the liquid has higher and faster absorption, it is not necessarily more beneficial. However, vitamins such as B12 and folic acid that are naturally delivered in small doses may be better ingested in liquid form.
Intestinal Ease
Some people do not have any problem swallowing pills, but may not be able to digest the pill once it is inside the intestine. This is a common condition in people who suffer from diverticulitis, where the sharp edges of the pill can cause serious inflammation and even bleeding. Liquid vitamins are less aggressive to people with such conditions.
Does one need to take Vitamins?
Like oxygen and water, vitamins are essential for maintaining a healthy body and mind. While some vitamins are replicated inside the body and obtained from other sources such as the Sun, daily intake of vitamins is necessary for a number of reasons including the ability to fight off sickness and disease. Either consumed through foods, or taken as supplements, vitamins are required by the body to function properly.
Digestive System Help
Vitamins can work to cure all types of digestive and stomach woes. Nausea and upset stomach can be soothed by lowering the production of acid in the stomach. Vitamins can also help in the breaking down of food to obtain the required nutrients and enzymes the body needs. It can then help to flush out the remaining waste through the excretory system and out of the body.
Cholesterol Help
Vitamins help balance the levels of cholesterol in the blood. By lowering LDL (bad) cholesterol, the onset of coronary and other diseases is lessened. By the same token, by raising levels of HDL (good) cholesterol, the body is able to use the necessary cholesterol in its daily functions. Maintaining a healthy level of cholesterol in the body is vital for proper circulatory health.
Vitamins help to slow or reverse the oxidation of cells and tissue. Oxidation is the aging process by which skin and other tissue lose elasticity, become dry and are less likely to be able to regenerate and renew themselves. The vitamins help to keep the body younger by inhibiting the aging process. The underlying collagen is allowed to keep skin tighter, and wrinkle-free.
Heart Health
Vitamins work to lower blood pressure and aid the cardiovascular system. The blood is then able to flow easier throughout the body as it carries essential nutrients, all without making the heart pump harder through restricted walls. By relaxing the walls, the heart is protected from such ills as attacks, heart disease and stroke.
Mental Health
Vitamins contain enzymes very similar to those in the brain that control normal function and provide stability and cognitive processes. They work to stabilise these parts of the brain to ensure clear, precise thinking when faced with stressful situations. Symptoms such as "cloudiness" and "fog" are lifted, allowing the mind to better focus on tasks at hand.
Vitamins provide anti-inflammatory properties that help reduce and soothe a number of ailments. Common colds and flu start from the respiratory system being inflamed, which can be halted from vitamin intake. Arthritis symptoms and asthma attacks are also results of inflammation in the body. Moreover, any inflamed areas throughout the body can be eased by vital nutrients the vitamins contain.
Immunity Assistance
Vitamins boost the immune system by seeking out free radicals and toxins throughout the body. They work to neutralise them before they can latch on to healthy cells and tissue and cause sickness and disease. They also help to bolster defense against allergies and other daily threats. In addition, they help to build white blood cells and antibodies that fight illnesses that attack the body.
What Vitamins Should Not Be Taken Together?
One simple thing that you can do to make sure that you're not getting the wrong vitamins taken together is eat from nature, because in nature all the different vitamins are in the foods in the right proportions in order to be absorbed best by your body.
One thing to keep in mind also is to always cook your vegetables in a little bit of healthy fat, like olive oil or butter, and this actually helps with nutrient absorption from those foods, and it also tastes good.
A couple vitamins that should not be taken together are; iron should not be combined with calcium, so if you are taking iron pills then you don't want to take it with a glass of milk, or cheese, or anything like that. Instead, it's better to take it with some sort of vitamin C, so something like taking your iron with a glass of orange juice or an orange is great.
Other vitamins that you don't want to combine or nutrients are different amino acids, such as lysine; combining lysine with other protein foods if you're using lysine for specific lysine purposes.
How Do Vitamins Help Your Body?
Vitamins help the body by being a key component of the chemical processes in the metabolism system.
Vitamins help your body, because vitamins are a key to all of the chemical processes that occur in our system, that basically metabolism requires them, and of course, if we don't have certain vitamins, then that part of the metabolism falters, so they're huge, but even more importantly than vitamins, and the role that they play in chemical reactions, and the enzymes going on in our system, are minerals. Most people are much more mineral deficient, than they are vitamin deficient. You are what you eat, and vitamins create our structure and function in our body, so that we can be at our fullest self expression, and things work properly.
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If you ingest a large dose of vitamins, you may experience some side effects such as vomiting, diarrhea and nausea. In the worst cases, you can experience vitamin poisoning. Most people can recover from side effects by reducing their vitamin dosage. In 2004, there were three deaths that were due to the over-consumption of vitamins.
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Two years ago, she famously confessed to never having even used a computer, but now Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is keen to show the world that she is in step with the times. To prove it, she's become the first monarch to have her own YouTube channel.
The Web site was launched Sunday, with 18 videos showing state visits, royal garden parties and rarely seen footage of the 1923 wedding of the queen's parents.
But the most-viewed clip so far is newsreel footage of the queen's first televised Christmas speech -- the only speech she writes on her own, without government advice -- filmed five decades ago.
In 1957, when the queen decided to broadcast her annual Christmas message live to Britain and its remaining colonies, she spoke of her hopes that "this new medium will make my Christmas message more personal and direct."
Her latest tryst with technology is believed to have emerged at her granddaughters' urging. According to the British newspaper The Observer, the queen was unfamiliar with the popular video-sharing Web site, until her granddaughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, sold her on the YouTube phenomenon.
A statement from Buckingham Palace said that "the queen always keeps abreast with new ways of communicating with people," pointing out that last year, her Christmas message was podcast as well as broadcast. This year the address will be simulcast live on TV and on the Web site.
According to Camilla Tominey, royal editor of the British tabloid the Sunday Express, the queen has expressed a desire to "embrace new media."
And, as a grandmother to eight, the queen's interest in reaching out to a younger audience is hardly surprising. Her grandson and second in line to the throne, Prince William, reportedly gave her an iPod last year.
"She apparently has an e-mail account," Tominey told ABC News. And according to newspaper reports this summer, not only does the queen own a BlackBerry, giving her instant access to her e-mail, but she had also equipped her staff with BlackBerrys at the advice of her younger son, the duke of York.
Given her closeness to her grandchildren, avid fans of Web sites like Facebook, the queen's leap into cyberspace is not surprising.
But, according to Tominey, "The queen has always been aware of technological advances."
"Even within the royal family, Prince Philip and the queen are especially forward-thinking. They are far from the ivory tower conception that some people may have of the royal family."
Since its launch , the queen's 1957 televised speech on YouTube has garnered more than 400,000 hits.
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"It's symbolic," he said, describing the site as "a gesture by the queen to show that the monarchy is in line with changing times."
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Jessica Bivens Abbott
Class of 2007
|and husband Jared announce the birth of their daughter Hannah Sophia-Kate Abbott born on March 30,2014.
Odis Clinton Abbott
Class of 1942
|Odis Clinton Abbott, Sr. age 94 of Maryville passed away Monday, July 14, 2014 at Blount Memorial Hospital. He was a member of Maryville First Baptist Church, an avid old harp singer, and the oldest living person that was born in Cades Cove. Odis retired from ALCOA as an electrician and enjoyed being a volunteer for the Blount County Food Pantry. He was a devoted father, grandfather, and great grandfather. Preceded in death by his wife, Phyllis Abbott. Survivors include his sons and daughters-in-law, Clint and Darlene Abbott, and Larry and Katherine Abbott; daughter, Cathy Abbott Coe; six grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; three sisters.
Lindsey Brown Adams
Class of 2007
|and Husband Corey announce the birth of their beautiful daughter Emma Mae on January 26, 2014
Roland W. Anderson
Class of 1941
|96, passed away peacefully on November 16, 2014. He was ordained to Presbyterian ministry April, 1944, after graduating from Maryville College, Tenn. and Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, N.J. He also did graduate work at Duke and received an honorary degree from the University of Ghana in Accra, Africa. He and his wife Ruth, who passed away in 2006, served seven congregations across the country. Three of these were in California: Anaheim, Rancho Santa Fe, and Menlo Park. In 1963 he was appointed by the Church's General Assembly to establish a department of Ecumenical Action for its overseas branch. He developed the VIM (Volunteer in Mission) Program and also held the chair for Africa. He was one of the committee which planned the Peace Corps and then chaired the committee on African Affairs to guide its work there. Rit and his wife Ruth moved to Santa Rosa in 2005 to be near his son Ron and wife Diana from Occidental, grandchildren Chad and wife Janice of Santa Rose, Erica Anderson of Santa Rosa, and great-grandchildren Trevor and Dylan Anderson and Cole and Jake Parman. Their elder daughter, Bonnie Salhany of Los Angeles, younger daughter Cheryl and husband Michael Szuch and grandchildren Evan and Jenna of Oceanside, CA make up the family.
Sara Moore Arnold
Class of 2003
|and husband Thomas Arnold '99 announce the birth of their daughter Grace Elizabeth on April 23,2014
Helen Bewley Ashby
Class of 1940
|passed away on August 23,2014. Maryville College meant so much to them, if it hadn't been for a History Professor who had his students sit in alphabetical order, they might never have meet See Magic folder for full Obituary
Alice Blackburn Ayers
Class of 1957
|passed away October 7, 2014. She was born in Maryville Tennessee, daughter of the late Roy Blackburn and Alice Blackburn. In 1968 she moved to Lake County from Mountain City, Tennessee. She was an elder of the First Presbyterian Church in Eustis, Florida and a member of the Presbyterian Women's organization. She was active in Howey -in-the-Hills Garden and Civic Club; Lake Association for Home and Community Education and Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority. Before coming to Lake County, Alice was a 4-H/Home Economics' extension agent in Mountain City TN. She employed as 4-H extension agent with the University of Florida/Lake County Extension from 1968 until her retirement in 1992. She administered the 4-H youth development program serving over 5,000 youth an leaders during her career. Alice graduated from Maryville College with a Bachelor's degree in home economics and earned a master's degree from the University of Pittsburgh. She received several awards: Distinguished Service Award from National Association of Extension 4-H Agents and its 25 Year Service Award, Lake County Agriculture and Youth Fair's 1992 Roll of Honor for 20 years of service, President of the Florida Association of the 4-H Agents and registration chairman for the 1981 National Conference of 4-H service as a volunteer. The Howey Garden and Civic Club gave Alice the 2002 Blanche Hobbs Award for outstanding service. Friends appreciated her dependability and quiet steady manner. Alice enjoyed sewing, weaving, upholstery, bread making and scrapbooking. Alice is survived by her Husband of 42 years,David H. Ayres. Also surviving her brother, Charles R (Elizabeth) Blackburn of Maryville, TN; sister-in-law, Fern Blackburn of Knoxville; nephews, Richard E. (Cynthia) Blackburn, Thompson Station, TN; Timothy C. (Jean) Blackburn of Maryville; great nieces, Gracie, Jordin and Audrey; great -nephews, Joe and wife Rachel; great-great niece, Virginia Alice and Cousin, Grace Stinecipher of Standford, FL. Alice was predeceased by her brother James W. Blackburn. A memorial service will be held at 11am Thursday October 16 at the First Presbyterian Church in Eustis, Florida
Michelle Wilson Bailey
Class of 2008
|and Kevin J. Bailey '08 a son, Ryan Mark Bailey, Friday, October 10, 2014.
George Philip Barber
Class of 1951
|of Apollo Beach, died May 15, 2014. Survived by wife, Gail; children, Michael, Gary & Lyn; 3 grands; 2 great-grands; brothers, Jack & Jim. Dobies Funeral Home, Tarpon
Kitty Johnson Barbour
Class of 1948
|Passes away on March 29, 2015. As an only child born in Clarksville, Tennessee in 1926, Kitty Johnson moved with her parents to Hopkinsville, Kentucky where she spent her childhood. She attended Maryville College in Tennessee and met Don Barbour in English class. Introducing himself, he announced he was going to marry her. In 1946, they married, moved to his home state of Florida and transferred to University of Florida. Kitty received a BA in Psychology in 1948 and was proud to be in the first U of F class that graduated women. She and Don were serious Gator fans. Moving to Orlando in 1953, Don founded several businesses and Kitty worked as his secretary, accountant, and overall superior human resource. Also active in the community, she especially enjoyed serving as President of Young Women's Community Club where she was known as "our Beloved Kitty." Kitty was a devoted student of the Bible. A born story-teller and teacher, she delighted in leading Bible study in Women of the Church Circles at Park Lake, First Presbyterian and Grace Covenant over the years, as well as teaching Vacation Bible School and Sunday school for children of all ages. A highlight of her working life was her role as the first Activities Director at Westminster Towers. The friends she made there and during her many years in in Orlando were a source of much joy throughout her life. She loved a good joke and tried to learn one to share every day. One of her many sayings was that Laughter and Friends are good for the Soul. She is survived by her daughter, Sally Barbour, her son and his wife, John and Laurie Barbour, and their children Hannah and Andrew. Kitty will be deeply missed by her family and friends, but we carry on with love, joy and laughter as she taught us to do. A celebration of Kitty's life will be held at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, Saturday, April 11, at 2:30pm. In keeping with her wishes, the family asks that in lieu of flowers contributions be made to Westminster Retirement Community Foundation.
Ted H. Beasley
Class of 1951
|went to his heavenly home Sunday, January 4, 2015. Born on August 5, 1924 in Montgomery, AL, he was the son of the late Ted H. Beasley, Sr. and Mattie Emily Law Beasley. Ted was a veteran of the US Navy during World War II. He graduated from Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, GA earning a Master of Divinity and of Maryville College in Maryville, TN earning his undergraduate degree. He began his ministry serving two churches at the same time, Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church and Uriel Presbyterian Church both in Chester, SC. He next served as pastor at Panthersville Presbyterian Church in Decatur, GA and later served at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Florence, SC. His final pastoral service was at Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian Church in Gastonia from 1975 until his retirement in 1990. Ted was always looking out for others and put his family and friends first in his life. Survivors include, his loving wife, Ann Lindsay Beasley of Gastonia; sons T.H. "Trey" Beasley, III and wife, Jan of FL, Boyd Beasley and wife, Beth of Huntersville; daughter, Kaye Beasley- Rash and husband, Rick of Blowing Rock; step-daughter, Cynthia Lindsay Green and husband, Gary of FL; brother, Ray Beasley and wife, Sue of AL; sister, Judy Beasley of AL; grandchildren, T.H. "Brook" Beasley, IV and wife, Olivia of Charlotte; Connor and Owen Beasley; and great-grandchildren, Hayden, Noah and Kendall Beasley. A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 3:00pm, Sunday, January 11, 2015 at Myers Memorial United Methodist Church in Gastonia with Rev. Dr. Sydnor Thompson, III and Rev. Dr. Jim Cockerham officiating. Myers Memorial is the longtime church of Ann and where they began their life together in marriage in 1989. The family will receive friends following the service in the vestibule. Ted was preceded in death by his first wife, Barbara Boyd Beasley; brother, Harold Beasley and his wife, Nita; and sister, Jean Sanders and her husband, Cecil. In lieu of flowers the family requests memorials be sent to: Maryville College, 502 E. Lamar Alexander Pkwy, Maryville, TN, 37804
Erica Johnson Beck
Class of 2004
|A reception was held in the Blackberry Farm Gallery on Friday, October 31st from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m., in conjunction with the Maryville Last Friday Art Walk for Maryville College alumni Erica Beck '04 and Mary Louise Sullivan '06. Beck, a graphic designer for Knoxville public relations firm Moxley Carmichael is displaying a collection that represents her illustration style. Sullivan, a bookbinder, printmaker and artist from Nashville, Tennessee is displaying a collection of work titled "Works in Progress and Production." The exhibit represents an evolution in product design and includes blank book prototypes from her MFA thesis show, as well as "subsequent iterations and products."
Ilda Mosby Bennett
Class of 1949
|Ilda Mosby Bennett, 89, of Maryville, wife of the late Duncan C. Bennett, passed away Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Ilda graduated from Maryville College in 1949 and worked for many years in the Maryville College bookstore and post office. She leaves four children, Rosalind Magnuson, Rebecca Bennett, Geoffrey Bennett and Adrienne Bennett; three grandchildren, Emily Lancaster, Sara Pope and Duncan Bennett; and close friends, Carol Luther and Al Baker.
Annie Raper Berrier
Class of 1938
|of Lexington passed away Friday (November 21, 2014) after years of declining health. She celebrated a lifelong goal on July 9, 2014 as she reached her hundredth birthday. A celebration of her life will be held 11:00 am Tuesday (November 25, 2014) at Mt. Olivet United Methodist Church with Rev. Karen Roberts officiating. A private interment at Mt. Olivet will precede the service. The family will receive friends at Davidson Funeral Home-Hickory Tree from 6:00 until 8:00 pm Monday night. Annie was born in Davidson County, July 9, 1914 to David Madison and Flora Bell Craver Raper, the ninth of ten children. She was a graduate of Arcadia High School and Maryville College, Maryville, Tennessee. On June 27, 1940 she married Ernest Paul Berrier and lived most of her life in Arcadia. Anne was an active lifetime member of Mt. Olivet United Methodist Church where she served as church librarian and chairman of the Paul Evans Scholarship Fund. She was a member of the Women's Society of Christian Service and the Suzanna Wesley Bible Sunday School Class. She enjoyed being a member of the Davidson County Extension Club and Margaret Ripple's various arts and craft classes. She spent most of her career in the Davidson County Schools teaching at Midway and North Davidson Junior High School, retiring in 1976. Mrs. Berrier was an avid gardener of both flowers and vegetables, other hobbies included crafts, needlework, painting, traveling and reading. When Mr. Berrier went to the coast on his many fishing trips, she always accompanied him bringing a good book, not a fishing rod. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Ernest Paul Berrier in 1987, her sisters, Mary and Pearl, brothers, Grady, Austin, Ira, Paul and Charles. Surviving are her children, Barbara Teal (Wilson), Becky Lewis (Mike), David Berrier all of Lexington and Phil Berrier of Santa Barbara, CA; grandchildren, CW5 Myke Lewis, Jr. (Sherrie) of the US Army, Lori Weaver (Robert) of Lexington, Randall Teal (Lisa) of Carrboro, Jeff Teal (Tracy) of Creedmoor, Rebecca Mabe (Jeremy) of Lexington, Chris Berrier (Kristin) of Lewisville and Christina Thomas of Tulum, Mexico, great-grandchildren, Benton and Anna-Jane Lewis, Kaytlyn and Avery Hester, Colson and Chase Teal, Charlie Teal, Olivia and Justin Mabe, Emma Eggers and Luca Thomas Maza, and 1 great-great-grandchild, Kyndal Leonard; sister, Margaret Hemingway of Charlottesville, VA; sister-in-law, Rachel Sink of Thomasville; many nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews.
Myranda Austin Bertrand
Class of 2009
|welcomed a son, Austin Theaux Bertrand on September 21, 2014.
Ann Cook Bird
Class of 1949
|age 85, of South Knoxville, passed away at her home on August 15, 2014. Our beloved Ann was born in Asheville, North Carolina, on December 18, 1928, to Howard Winston Cook and Lucy Howard Cook. She is an alumna of Maryville College and was an elementary school teacher at local Knoxville schools for 25 years. Ann met the love of her life, Robert J. Bird, at Maryville College, and at the time of her death they had been married for 62 years. Ann and her husband were avid hikers, in their younger years logging many miles in the Smoky Mountains. They enjoyed spending quiet time on the porch of their Norris Lake cabin, being in nature, boating and water skiing. She was an active member of the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church in Knoxville. She was generous with her smile, colorful jokes, and gave generously to charities. Ann is survived by her husband, Robert J. Bird; daughter, Cheryl Bird-Sanchez; son-in-law, Bryan Sanchez; brother, Winston Cook; and sister-in-law, Marguerite Cook. She is preceded in death by a son, Robert Jr. Ann was a loving wife, mother, sister, and friend, and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Per Ann's wishes, she will be cremated, followed by a private ceremony.
Louise Pratt Bollman
Class of 1959
|are moving to Beaverton, Oregon to be near their oldest son, Ken and his family.
Rachel Nicole Bossard
Class of 2012
|is currently Staff Interpreter/Educational Interpreter at Sign Language Specialists of Western, PA, Inc. and has interpreted at Overbrook Regional High School.
Carolyn Graham Bradley
Class of 1974
|recently retired with a 40 year career in education. Currently still active as a business owner, she looks forward to connecting with friends during alumni weekends and being involved as an alumni.
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Class of 2012
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Cooper U's Data Visualization workshop in San Francisco - July
Friday, July 25, 2014 from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM (PDT)
About Cooper's Data Visualization workshop:
Data without design is overwhelming and meaningless. Designers have an opportunity to take raw data and shape it into useful information through visualizations. This one-day workshop expands with Cooper U's Visual Interface Design training, offering techniques and best practices for communicating information clearly and effectively through graphical means. You'll learn how to:
Who Should Attend?
Visual Designers, Interaction Designers and Product Managers who have worked with or are just beginning to work with data visualizations.
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We know things happen. If you need to cancel your registration, notify us by emailing at email@example.com at least 10 business days prior to the start of class, and we will refund your payment, less all applicable discounts (e.g. early bird and multi-class).
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Since 1992, Cooper has partnered with clients to define and deliver upon service and product strategy. We've design everything from medical devices to consumer products to sophisticated business tools for a wide variety of companies. Our specialty has always been bringing clarity to complex business challenges.
In 2002, we decided to expand our impact by teaching and mentoring clients and working professionals. Drawing from our 20+ years of experience, we offer corporate and public training in service strategy, brand strategy, product definition and design, research, visual design, leadership development and more. See our full list of courses and workshops at www.Cooper.com/training.
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Welcome Reception hosted by District 5 Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones
Overtown, Miami-Overtown will serve as the backdrop to one of the most relevant art exhibits during the Art Basel week with its presentation of "Art Africa", December 6-9, 2012 at their tent at 919 NW 2nd in Overtown, Florida, adjacent to the Lyric Theatre. This juried, multidisciplinary exhibition of fine contemporary art from the global African Diaspora is being produced by TheUrbanCollective and curated by Babacar Mbow. On Thursday, December 6, 2012 from 6pm-10pm, Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones will welcome art enthusiasts'
The Art Africa 2012 selection committee included some of the art industry's top heavy weights.
The committee consisted of D. Neil Hall (Architect, Producer, Art Africa), Helmut Schuster(Art Director of the Schuster Galleries Berlin/Miami and Potsdam), Althea Vicki Silvera(Caribbean Fine Art Collection/Department Head of Special Collections Department, Green Library at FIU), Malik S. Benjamin(Instructor/
Schedule of Events and locations that Art Africa will be showing
OPENING RECEPTION with DJ OHSO
TheUrbanCollective, |6:00-10:00 pm| By Invitation
at TheUrbanCollective, Midtown -3426 N. Miami Ave, Miami, Fl
Evening First Look and Reception |6:00-10:00 pm|
Black Art in America and Non Radio Music: Mobile Media Lounge |7:00-9:00 pm|
Art Africa 2012 After Hours Speakasy at Avenue D |10:00- UNTIL|
8th Ave South Miami Ave, Miami, Fl 33130
FRIDAY DEC 7th
Art Africa Miami Arts Fair Exhibition General Admission |11:00 am -6:00 pm|
Art Africa Miami Exhibition |11:00 am-7:00 pm|
Diaspora Dialogue |1:00-3:00 pm|
SUNDAY DEC 9th
Art Africa Miami Arts Fair Exhibition |11:00 am-6:00 pm|
Closing Mixer at Soyka |7:00 pm- 10:00 pm|
919 NW 2nd Ave
Overtown, Miami
Multitude Gallery| 11:00 am-6pm
5570 NE 4 street
244 NW 35 Street, Wynwood |11:00 am-6:00pm
About TheUrbanCollective
The Urban Collective is a sustainable lifestyle brand driven by our passion for innovative design, art, and cultural exchange with partnering skilled artisans in developing countries who design beautifully hand crafted products and artifacts. Our brand emerged as one of the new urban lifestyle boutiques located in Miami's Midtown on N. Miami Ave in 2004 and continues to support the work of these artisans through our partnership and collaboration with a number of non-profit organizations including Global Partners for Development, Aid to Artisans, League of Artisans and NEST, which is dedicated to changing the lives of women artisans by giving them small loans to build and maintain art or craft-based businesses. We proudly support the work of artisans who design, fabricate and offer our patrons a collection of beautiful products that marries the raw authenticity of African craftsmanship with the sleekness of modernity.
For more information on Art Africa Miami and Art Africa Miami programming visit www.artafricamiami.com and follow on Twitter @ArtAfricaMiami. Hashtag #ArtAfricaMiami
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