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Diet & Fitness December 31, 2008
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Newsletter + Melamorsico n.136

Eccoci,

in ritardo di qualche giorno, ma un ritardo voluto perchè volevo cogliere l'occasione per augurarvi un Buon 2009!!! Grazie a tutti per questo anno di crescita e miglioramento. Non dimenticate, però, che le novità continuano anche nel nuovo anno. Il 6 gennaio, per esempio, c'è il Keynote del Macworld, l'ultimo nella sua storia. Per l'occasione avremo sul campo Maxpiz che ci terrà informati in diretta su tutte le novità.

Nell'attesa del 2009, tra una portata e l'altra, potreste leggere il nuovo Melamorsico che contiene:

• Melamorsicata intervista Emanuele Fornaro, sviluppatore di MyTv
• MobileMe: Apple lo migliora ulteriormente
• Come far parlare di se? Basta mostrare un prodotto che non esiste
• Dress Up e ti vestirai in un secondo
• Johnny8Joker ci regala una canzone per Natale
• Apple aggiorna Mail per Leopard
• Ecco il case dell'iPhone Nano
• Psystar: "Apple non ha registrato i diritti su Os X"
• Melamorsicata intervista don Padrini di iBreviary
• SaveMyDocs, l'applicazione nativa per salvare i file da Safari Mobile
• Crystal Defenders, nuovo gioco per iPod
• Ad Apple non piacciono le tette
• SnaptureFlash, un case aggiunge il flash all'iPhone
• Sondaggio: uscira' l'iPhone Nano?
• Chinese Checkers, nuovo gioco per iPod
• Print, stampa direttamente dall'iPhone
• Apple brevetta le implementazioni della tastiera per iPhone
• Trivial Pursuit, nuovo gioco per iPod
• iMacworld, l'applicazione per orientarsi nel Moscone Center
• Il vero iPhone Nano e' un clone thailandese
• Mac vs PC, la grande battaglia
• AccuWeather, per chi vuole di piu' dal Meteo nell'iPhone
• La torta Macintosh
• Un iPhone da 2,5 milioni di dollari

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Appuntamento al prossimo anno, cioè al prossimo lunedì

Kiro

www.melamorsicata.it

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Newsletter + Melamorsico n.136

<p style="text-align: justify;">Eccoci,</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">in ritardo di qualche giorno, ma un ritardo voluto perchè volevo cogliere l'occasione per augurarvi un Buon 2009!!! Grazie a tutti per questo anno di crescita e miglioramento. Non dimenticate, però, che le novità continuano anche nel nuovo anno. Il 6 gennaio, per esempio, c'è il Keynote del Macworld, l'ultimo nella sua storia. Per l'occasione avremo sul campo Maxpiz che ci terrà informati in diretta su tutte le novità.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Nell'attesa del 2009, tra una portata e l'altra, potreste leggere il nuovo Melamorsico che contiene:</p>

<ul style="text-align: justify;">
<li>Melamorsicata intervista Emanuele Fornaro, sviluppatore di MyTv</li>
<li>MobileMe: Apple lo migliora ulteriormente</li>
<li>Come far parlare di se? Basta mostrare un prodotto che non esiste</li>
<li>Dress Up e ti vestirai in un secondo</li>
<li>Johnny8Joker ci regala una canzone per Natale</li>
<li>Apple aggiorna Mail per Leopard</li>
<li>Ecco il case dell'iPhone Nano</li>
<li>Psystar: "Apple non ha registrato i diritti su Os X"</li>
<li>Melamorsicata intervista don Padrini di iBreviary</li>
<li>SaveMyDocs, l'applicazione nativa per salvare i file da Safari Mobile</li>
<li>Crystal Defenders, nuovo gioco per iPod</li>
<li>Ad Apple non piacciono le tette</li>
<li>SnaptureFlash, un case aggiunge il flash all'iPhone</li>
<li>Sondaggio: uscira' l'iPhone Nano?</li>
<li>Chinese Checkers, nuovo gioco per iPod</li>
<li>Print, stampa direttamente dall'iPhone</li>
<li>Apple brevetta le implementazioni della tastiera per iPhone</li>
<li>Trivial Pursuit, nuovo gioco per iPod</li>
<li>iMacworld, l'applicazione per orientarsi nel Moscone Center</li>
<li>Il vero iPhone Nano e' un clone thailandese</li>
<li>Mac vs PC, la grande battaglia</li>
<li>AccuWeather, per chi vuole di piu' dal Meteo nell'iPhone</li>
<li>La torta Macintosh</li>
<li>Un iPhone da 2,5 milioni di dollari</li>
</ul>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Per scaricarlo basta cliccare sul pulsante sottostante</p>

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International Scholarship Updates

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USA: Postdoc Position in Antibody-based Therapeutics, University of Texas Southwestern Posted: 31 Dec 2008 07:50 AM PST Postdoc Position in Antibody-based Therapeutics, University of Texas Southwestern, USA Highly motivated individuals with a Ph.D./M.D. and a strong background in molecular/cellular biology and/or physical sciences to work on antibody-based therapeutics in autoimmunity and cancer. Please send CV and...

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About Today: Resolve to Be Nicer... to Yourself

Today In the Spotlight | More Topics |   from Jen Hubley This year, I totally forgot to make a New Year's resolution. I like to think it's because I've been so good all year long, there's simply no room for improvement. (Ha, ha, ha - sorry. I almost made it through that statement with a straight face.)   In the Spotlight 5 Worst Responses to Stress My worst habit this past year has definitely been making stressful situations worse by forgetting to take care of myself. For example, the first item on this list looks familiar: I drink about a gallon of coffee a day when I'm under pressure. And then, of course, I wonder why I'm jittery.              More Topics Winter Travel in Italy Italy Travel Where to Recycle Old Computers PC Hardware / Reviews Top 10 Rock Love Songs Rock Music Best Winter Accessories Accessories Planning Meals for Two Cooking for Two How to Choose a Snow Shovel Landscaping The Worst TV Cancellations of 2008 TV Dramas Fun Ways to Live Longer Eat your veggies, blah, blah, blah. If you're tired of hearing about the boring stuff you need to do in order to be healthier in the new year, this is the article for you. Sample suggestion: eat dark chocolate.   How to Make Goals That Stick If you need to set an all-caps GOAL for the coming year, the trick is to be as specific as possible. (It also doesn't hurt if you pick something realistic. For example, you probably won't lose 30 pounds in January, and if you do, please go to the hospital immediately.)     Sponsored Links   Best Moves in a Bad Economy Save & Invest the Right Way Find out how to beat a bear market, make smart choices, and keep your cool even when the economy is unpredictable. Today Ads Food and Drink Vegetarian Meals Vegan Vegetarian Food Healthy Diet Advertisement     Visit Related About GuideSites: Arts & Entertainment Automotive Careers Citysearch Cities & Towns Computing & Technology Education Food & Drink Health & Fitness History Hobbies & Games Homework Help House & Home Industry & Business Magazines Money News & Issues Parenting & Family People & Relationships Religion & Spirituality Shopping & Style Small Business Sports Teens Travel Search About      Sign up for more free newsletters on favorite topics. You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Today newsletter as fpac.rangola@BLOGGER.COM. If you wish to change or remove your email address, please visit: http://www.about.com/nl/usgs.htm?nl=todaysl&e=fpac.rangola@BLOGGER.COM About respects your privacy. Our Privacy Policy. Our Contact Information. 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2008 About, Inc.

The Hot Messes of 2008

Beauty & Style Solutions December 31, 2008 - Newsletter
The Hot Messes of 2008 Whether you love them or hate them, celebrities are people, too. They put on their (designer) pants one leg at a time. Sometimes, said pants don't look so hot despite what they cost, and we can't help but take note. And beyond pants, stars are constantly committing fashion blunders. Lucky for us, their mistakes become our lessons on what not to wear. We took a look back at 2008 and created our best- and worst-dressed lists. So who made the cut for being a hot mess? Read on. Is that a bird or a... hat? Who looked like a cartoon character? Who was way exposed onstage? Who was way exposed on the street? Which D-lister should splurge on a stylist? Match Star Ink | Try on Celebrity Hair | Shoe Porn: Boots Edition  NeverSayDiet Community Challenge Sign up for the six-week Community Challenge and get daily exercise and nutrition assignments from a personal trainer and a nutritionist so you can make your New Year's resolution a reality this year.  Hot Deals and Free Stuff! Interested in special offers, promotions, coupons and free samples from iVillage and its sponsors? Click here to sign up automatically. ADVERTISEMENT	VIDEO Viewers get stylish new looks Best beauty bargains Twin beauty bargains NEWSLETTERS Click to sign up in one click! Beauty and Style Top Ten: Makeovers, product info and more iVillage News: Highlights from this week's best information, advice and support at iVillage Women's Wellness: Need-to-know information for your health More free newsletters... ADVERTISEMENT
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HIV/AIDS Update - FDA approval of NAT for detection of HIV-2, HIV-1 Groups O and M, and Hepatitis B and C

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On December 30, 2008, FDA approved the first nucleic acid test (NAT) that screens for the presence of two divergent types of HIV in donated blood plasma and human tissue. Nucleic acid is the term commonly used to refer to the chemical compounds that make up the genetic material in the virus. The new FDA-approved test detects nucleic acid from HIV-2 and from HIV-1 Group O. HIV-2 infections and HIV-1 Group O infections are predominantly found on the African continent. Some cases of infection with these two types of viruses have also been detected in the United States.

The new test, called cobas TaqScreen MPX Test, will allow blood donor testing laboratories to use nucleic acid technology to screen for additional the HIV strains, further assuring that donated blood and tissue are free from infection and providing better protection for patients. However, FDA is not requiring screening with the new test at this time.

In addition to HIV-2 and HIV-1 Group O, the MPX test simultaneously detects nucleic acid from the most common form of HIV, HIV-1 Group M, as well as the Hepatitis C Virus and the Hepatitis B Virus.

The MPX test is designed for use with plasma specimens from human donors of whole blood and blood components, but not for testing donated source plasma, which is collected specifically for further processing and manufacturing.

The test is also intended for screening tissue specimens obtained from living donors whose heart is still beating. It is not intended for use on specimens from donors whose heart is no longer beating.

The cobas TaqScreen MPX Test runs on the fully-automated cobas s 201 System. It is manufactured by Roche Molecular Systems Inc., Pleasanton, Calif.

Richard Klein
Office of Special Health Issues
Food and Drug Administration

Kimberly Struble
Division of Antiviral Drug Products
Food and Drug Administration 

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