Database For Test Cases
Fighting Fakes (Forbes)
New high-tech ways to stop counterfeiters.
Editors Memo (BioMechanics)
Although most athletes don't fly across an ocean and immediately compete, many teams are playing three or four games a day.
Data: Search Wisconsin teacher salaries (The Appleton Post-Crescent)
The Post-Crescent has compiled databases on a variety of topics. Click on the headline to view several featured databases.
OLS: Kernel documentation, and submitting kernel patches (NewsForge)
The second of four days at the 10th annual Ottawa Linux Symposium got off to an unusual start as a small bird "assisted" Rob Landley in giving the first talk I attended, called " Where Linux kernel documentation hides ." The tweeting bird was polite, only flying over the audience a couple of times and mostly paying attention.
DNA evidence may clear man of rape after 18 years in prison (The Columbus Dis...
Inmate Robert McClendon walked into a prison conference room today with calm confidence, greeting his legal team with smiles and handshakes. During 18 years in prison, the Columbus man has steadfastly denied the rape that put him there -- claims from a former drug dealer that few took seriously. Now, he has a favorable DNA test. The Ohio Innocence Project delivered the test results today. The ...
Plans To Extend Clostridium Difficile Reporting, Wales Chief Medical Officer ...
A plan to extend the mandatory surveillance scheme for Clostridium difficile has been unveiled by the Chief Medical Officer for Wales Dr Tony Jewell. Currently only information on patients aged 65 and over is published, but this will now be extended to cover all confirmed cases of the infection in patients aged two and above.
Two Men Are Birth Dads (Gay City News)
Judge Lloyd Cutsumpas, of the Connecticut Superior Court in Waterbury, ordered that two gay men from New York who contracted with a Connecticut woman to be their "gestational surrogate" are entitled to have only their names listed as parents on the final birth certificate.
This Latest Analysis Shows That the Equipment Market for 3D-TSV Manufacturing...
DUBLIN, Ireland----Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "3-D TSV Interconnects - Devices & Systems 2008 Report" report to their offering.
How reliable is DNA in identifying suspects? (Los Angeles Times)
A discovery leads to questions about whether the odds of people sharing genetic profiles are sometimes higher than portrayed. Calling the finding meaningless, the FBI has sought to block such inquiry. State crime lab analyst Kathryn Troyer was running tests on Arizona's DNA database when she stumbled across two felons with remarkably similar genetic profiles.
State DNA Lab Gets $1.5M (WBNS-10TV Columbus)
More than $1 million could help solve hundreds of cold cases through the technology of DNA testing. Learn more.
New high-tech ways to stop counterfeiters.
Editors Memo (BioMechanics)
Although most athletes don't fly across an ocean and immediately compete, many teams are playing three or four games a day.
Data: Search Wisconsin teacher salaries (The Appleton Post-Crescent)
The Post-Crescent has compiled databases on a variety of topics. Click on the headline to view several featured databases.
OLS: Kernel documentation, and submitting kernel patches (NewsForge)
The second of four days at the 10th annual Ottawa Linux Symposium got off to an unusual start as a small bird "assisted" Rob Landley in giving the first talk I attended, called " Where Linux kernel documentation hides ." The tweeting bird was polite, only flying over the audience a couple of times and mostly paying attention.
DNA evidence may clear man of rape after 18 years in prison (The Columbus Dis...
Inmate Robert McClendon walked into a prison conference room today with calm confidence, greeting his legal team with smiles and handshakes. During 18 years in prison, the Columbus man has steadfastly denied the rape that put him there -- claims from a former drug dealer that few took seriously. Now, he has a favorable DNA test. The Ohio Innocence Project delivered the test results today. The ...
Plans To Extend Clostridium Difficile Reporting, Wales Chief Medical Officer ...
A plan to extend the mandatory surveillance scheme for Clostridium difficile has been unveiled by the Chief Medical Officer for Wales Dr Tony Jewell. Currently only information on patients aged 65 and over is published, but this will now be extended to cover all confirmed cases of the infection in patients aged two and above.
Two Men Are Birth Dads (Gay City News)
Judge Lloyd Cutsumpas, of the Connecticut Superior Court in Waterbury, ordered that two gay men from New York who contracted with a Connecticut woman to be their "gestational surrogate" are entitled to have only their names listed as parents on the final birth certificate.
This Latest Analysis Shows That the Equipment Market for 3D-TSV Manufacturing...
DUBLIN, Ireland----Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "3-D TSV Interconnects - Devices & Systems 2008 Report" report to their offering.
How reliable is DNA in identifying suspects? (Los Angeles Times)
A discovery leads to questions about whether the odds of people sharing genetic profiles are sometimes higher than portrayed. Calling the finding meaningless, the FBI has sought to block such inquiry. State crime lab analyst Kathryn Troyer was running tests on Arizona's DNA database when she stumbled across two felons with remarkably similar genetic profiles.
State DNA Lab Gets $1.5M (WBNS-10TV Columbus)
More than $1 million could help solve hundreds of cold cases through the technology of DNA testing. Learn more.
