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CombiMatrix Announces That Permission Has Been Granted to Begin Clinical Trial for Leuchemix Drug

Leuchemix Corporation announced that permission to undertake clinical safety trials of its drug LC-1, for leukemia, has been granted and that the sponsored trial will begin shortly.

CombiMatrix Announces That Permission Has Been Granted to Begin Clinical Trial for Leuchemix Drug

MUKILTEO, Wash., Sept. 29, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Leuchemix Corporation announced that permission to undertake clinical safety trials of its drug LC-1, for leukemia, has been granted and that the sponsored trial will begin shortly.

CombiMatrix Announces That Permission Has Been Granted to Begin Clinical Trial for Leuchemix Drug

MUKILTEO, Wash., Sept. 29, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Leuchemix Corporation announced that permission to undertake clinical safety trials of its drug LC-1, for leukemia, has been granted and that the sponsored trial will begin shortly.

CombiMatrix Announces That Permission Has Been Granted to Begin

MUKILTEO, Wash., Sept. 29, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Leuchemix Corporation announced that permission to undertake clinical safety trials of its drug LC-1, for leukemia, has been granted and that the sponsored trial will begin shortly.

CombiMatrix Announces That Permission Has Been Granted to Begin Clinical Trial for Leuchemix Drug

MUKILTEO, Wash., Sep 29, 2008 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) -- CBMX | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- Leuchemix Corporation announced that permission to undertake clinical safety trials of its drug LC-1, for leukemia, has been granted and that the sponsored trial will begin shortly.

CombiMatrix Announces That Permission Has Been Granted to Begin Clinical Trial for Leuchemix Drug

CombiMatrix (CBMX) Confirms That National Union's $36 Million Obligation is Unaffected by AIG's Financial Condition

HP Exploring Shift to Linux in Order to Bypass Vista, Compete With Apple

According to Businesweek, HP has been quietly working on two projects aimed at bypassing unpopular features in Vista and possibly competing with Apple down the line. The first involves developing software that modifies Vista to make it easier to use. That much has been confirmed. However, rumor has it that a second "Skunk Works" operation has been going on behind closed doors that has a much loftier goal—building a customized replacement OS based on the Linux platform.

LHC grants bail in Bank of Punjab embezzlement case

LAHORE: A special bench of the Lahore High Court (LHC) on Wednesday granted bail to three former Bank of Punjab (BoP) general managers, who were allegedly involved in the embezzlement of funds worth Rs 9 billion. National Accountability Bureau (NAB) authorities had alleged that the three managers, in collusion with each other, opened fake accounts and embezzled money. The principal accused, former president BoP Hamesh Khan, has escaped and left the country, while two other former managers Noman Arif and Ziaul Haq were granted bail by the LHC on September 23.In the case, the petitioners’ counsel, Nadeem Sheikh and Ashtar Ausaf Ali claimed that no offence had been committed, as the loans had been re-scheduled by the BoP. They said that no incriminating evidence had been produced and two of the co-accused had already been granted bail by the

SYSGO AGSYSGO Announces Support For Adobe Flash Lite In Embedded Linux Solution Paris, Mainz, October 23, 2008 ELinOST, the Industrial Grade Embedded Linux solution from SYSGO to support Adobe Flash Lite 3.1 ..SYSGO has been pioneering the embedded Linux

SYSGO has been pioneering the embedded Linux market for almost ten years, and its ELinOS™ product has penetrated many market segments. SYSGO´s ability to provide trustworthy solutions for high reliability systems is now increasingly recognized and sought out by major players in fields as diverse as Industrial Automation and Consumers Electronics. In order to better support innovative applications in these areas, SYSGO is now announcing support for Adobe Flash Lite™ offering its customers the possibility to develop rich Flash based applications within their embedded systems.

Diamyd Medical announces European patent for treatment of erectile dysfunction

Swedish biopharmaceutical company Diamyd Medical has announced that a European patent has been granted for the use of nerve growth factors for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, also known as impotence. The company has an exclusive license for the patent, and patent applications have been filed in North America and Asia.

Emergent Health Corp. (EMGE) Announces Patent Approval for a Painless Botox(r) Type Cream

KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa., Nov. 12, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Emergent Health Corp. (Other OTC:EMGE.PK - News) announces the patent under which it has a license to market a painless Botox(r) type cream not requiring an injection has been allowed by the US Patent and Trademark office. Now that this patent has been allowed, Emergent will seek joint venture opportunities with firms capable of assisting entry into this estimated $6 Billion dollar cosmetic market.

Bits from the Debian GNU/Hurd porters

Hello, it has been more than three years since the last "Bits from the Debian GNU/Hurd porters"[1], high time for an update on the port. * Snapshot releases Three new snapshot releases have been done by Philip Charles, K14, K15 (which was only done as an updated mini CD-ISO, not a full snapshot), and K16. K16 has been released[2] on December 18th, 2007 featuring four CDs or two DVDs. Additionally, it also features a ready-to-go qemu-image[3] for the first time. K16 was also the first snapshot which included TLS (Thread Local Storage), a requirement for modern glibcs. New ported packages include Qt3, Qt4, SDL and Emacs22. * Base and toolchain status Currently, most base packages are current, with the notable exception of util-linux, which has been a big problem over the last years.

Bloggery

So I know my updateage lately has been pretty crappy, and I wanted to explain a little. I have another blog, one I just recently started, and which deals with everything, not just makeup. Since I haven't been wearing a lot of makeup lately, and a bunch of other things have been going on, I've been posting some things over there but not had a lot of material to post here. So I just thought I'd direct you over to http://hwaet-hwaet.blogspot.com/, and if there hasn't been any activity over here for a while, perhaps more is happening in other, non-makeup-related areas of my life which are being blogged about over there. It's a shame I don't have any makeup posts right now, but I can't get the videos I have to upload properly, and I did do some minor hauling but it's all been shipped to the US : ( International shipping is hella expensive, so

German Doctor Cures an HIV Patient With a Bone Marrow Transplant

reporter writes "HIV is the virus that causes Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). Until now, HIV has no cure and has led to the deaths of over 25 million people. However, a possible cure has appeared. Dr. Gero Hutter, a brilliant physician in Germany, replaced the bone marrow of an HIV patient with the bone marrow of a donor who has natural immunity to HIV. The new bone marrow in the patient then produced immune-system cells that are immune to HIV. Being unable to hijack any immune cell, the HIV has simply disappeared. The patient has been free of HIV for about 2 years. Some physicians at UCLA have developed a similar therapy and plan to commercialize it."

Life on Mars

Glaciers, half a mile thick and tens of miles long, have been identified on Mars, Science magazine reported yesterday. The presence of ice on the red planet was known, but it is the first time such quantities have been identified away from the poles. Already Nasa is speculating that they could provide water for future missions. But for every step forward in space there is one back, and the robotic lander Phoenix has returned to the ashes. After nearly six months of the Martian summer spent exploring the northern plains and scooping up handfuls - clawfuls? - of permafrosted soil, Phoenix's search for organic molecules that could just prove beyond doubt that there had once been life there has been abandoned. Overwhelmed by dust and the low light from the winter sun, no signals have been received for a fortnight.

National Debt Clock Overflowed, Extended By a Digit

hackingbear writes "The National Debt Counter, erected in 1989 when the U.S. debt was 'merely' a tiny $2.7 trillion, has been moving so much that it recently ran out of digits to display the ballooning figure: $10,150,603,734,720, or roughly $10.2 trillion, as of Saturday afternoon. To accommodate the extra '1,' the clock was hacked: the '1' from "$10.2" has been moved left to the LCD square once occupied solely by the digital dollar sign. A non-digital, improvised dollar sign has been pasted next to the '1.' It will be replaced in 2009 with a new clock able to track debt up to a quadrillion dollars, which is a '1' followed by 15 zeros. That should be good enough for a few more months at least, I believe." Adds reader MarkusQ, "I know Dick Cheney has assured us that 'Deficits don't matter' but I can't help wondering if we should be fixing

Personal Investing Tips: Miami Condo Real Estate can still be King

BusinessThe best thing to know and love about Miami real estate is the condo side of the market, they probably has the biggest condo base in the state and probably the country. If you look at the numbers you'll be convinced on how Miami put together a big base for condo real estate. Miami's beachfront properties have been one of the best things to happen to Miami, it has attracted more and more investors to make purchase and improve to make a good investment. Miami condo real estate has been pouring potential all over, there have been reports that the numbers of condo listings in Miami alone have hit the red marker, meaning they have been making more and more to accommodate the demands.

Solucorp Granted Patent For Its IFS Mercury Emission Control Technology

WEST NYACK, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Solucorp Industries Ltd. (OTC: SLUP) has been granted a patent for its Integrated Fixation System (IFS) Mercury Emissions Control technology from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). U.S. Patent No. 7,407,602 for the application and use of the IFS technology expires on March 24, 2026. IFS has been successfully demonstrated at live coal fired energy plants to effectively reduce both ionic and elemental mercury emissions from flue gases and is exclusively marketed by CoaLogix (www.scr-tech.com) under the trade name MetalliFix. All of the IFS technologies contain Solucorp's patented Molecular Bonding System (MBS) heavy metals remediation technology that reacts with and permanently remediates all hazardous heavy metals including mercury.

Google's Android also has app kill switch

Google's reputation as the open-source brand has been somewhat tarnished as it has been revealed the company has a kill switch to delete any app it chooses.

Dyax Announces Completion of Biologics License Application for DX-88 for Hereditary Angioedema

Dyax Corp. announced the completion of its Biologics License Application (BLA) with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for approval of Dyax's lead product candidate DX-88 (ecallantide) for the treatment of hereditary angioedema (HAE). Dyax has requested Priority Review, which, if granted, would set a target date of six months from receipt of the completed submission for the FDA to take action on the application. Priority designation is intended for those products that address unmet medical needs. DX-88 has previously been granted Orphan Drug designation as well as Fast Track status by the FDA.

microRNA Expert Dr. Muneesh Tewari Joins CombiMatrix Scientific Advisory Board

MUKILTEO, Wash., Oct. 15, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CombiMatrix Corporation (Nasdaq:CBMX) announced today that microRNA expert Dr. Muneesh Tewari has joined the Scientific Advisory Board of CombiMatrix. Dr. Tewari is in the Human Biology division at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. "I am delighted to have Dr. Tewari on our Scientific Advisory Board," said Dr. Amit Kumar, President and Chief Executive Officer of CombiMatrix. "Last week, I discussed CombiMatrix's project and plans for the Comprehensive Cancer Array(tm) -- an array-enabled test, using a blood sample to screen for multiple types of cancer based on microRNA markers. Dr. Tewari is an expert in the fields of cancer and microRNAs and, we feel, the world's leading researcher specifically on the topic of cancer-related, blood-borne microRNAs.

iTunes On OS X Finally Has Competition

mallumax writes "The truth is, iTunes is an average music player. Though the UI is simple and good like most Apple products, it has lagged in features compared to music players available on Linux and Windows. A feature as basic as monitoring a folder and adding the latest music files to the library is unavailable in iTunes. There are no plugins or themes. Despite the many faults, many of us continued to use iTunes because of the lack of options available. But today the wait is finally over. Not one, but two music players have become credible contenders. Songbird: An open source music player which has been in the works for more than 2 years has finally released its 1.0 Release Candidate builds. The team behind Songbird has members who previously developed for both Winamp and the Yahoo Music Engine.

Uncharted Room in HOME Beta

The Home Beta has been pretty empty and there has been limited amounts of things to do so far. Today, seems like the day everything is changing around for Home and Home is becoming what it is said to be. The Uncharted room that has been shown is now available in Home for you to enjoy.

Pitch may spoil Stanford spectacle

So far the Stanford experience has been generally very enjoyable here in Antigua. The ground looks magnificent, the event has been very well organised and the welcome has been incredibly friendly.

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