Tuesday 22 July 2014
news for 3D-printed body parts
3D-printed body parts could replace cadavers for medical training.
a 3D-printed anatomy kit that is set to revolutionise medical training around the world.
The printed body parts which look almost exactly the same as the real thing can be used to replace difficult to get and expensive cadavers that are crucial for training doctors.
On display, the rows of body parts paint a macabre picture - but these hands, feet, brains and hearts are not the real thing - they're 3D-printed copies.
Professor Paul McMenamin, from Monash University in Melbourne, hopes the anatomy kits will change the future of medical education.
Jenson Button :Lewis Hamilton
Jenson Button admits he ‘overreacted’ after slamming Lewis Hamilton over German GP clash.
JENSON Button has backtracked on his criticism of former teammate Lewis Hamilton following their clash during the German Grand Prix.
The pair collided at the Turn 4 hairpin on Lap 30 while battling for sixth place, as Hamilton charged through the field after starting from 20th on the grid.
The relatively light impact on the exit of the corner snapped off part of the Mercedes’s left front wing end-plate, and left Button less than impressed after the race.
“He drove into my rear wheel, that’s all I’ve got to say and I don’t know much else about it,” Button told reporters.
“I’m out there doing my race. It would make it boring if we all let him past when he was coming through the field.”
Several hours later, having had a chance to review footage of the incident, Button conceded that he had “overreacted” with his assessment in the immediate aftermath of the race.
JENSON Button has backtracked on his criticism of former teammate Lewis Hamilton following their clash during the German Grand Prix.
The pair collided at the Turn 4 hairpin on Lap 30 while battling for sixth place, as Hamilton charged through the field after starting from 20th on the grid.
The relatively light impact on the exit of the corner snapped off part of the Mercedes’s left front wing end-plate, and left Button less than impressed after the race.
“He drove into my rear wheel, that’s all I’ve got to say and I don’t know much else about it,” Button told reporters.
“I’m out there doing my race. It would make it boring if we all let him past when he was coming through the field.”
Several hours later, having had a chance to review footage of the incident, Button conceded that he had “overreacted” with his assessment in the immediate aftermath of the race.
UK deputy PM
UK deputy PM under fire over cooking show.
BRITISH Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has brushed off criticism for appearing on a TV cookery program during the international crises over Ukraine and Gaza.
CLEGG has come under fire for his appearance on Channel 4's Sunday Brunch, with one Lib Dem activist quoted in the national press as saying: "As the world burned, Nick Clegg cooked."
But the Liberal Democrat leader said the show - during which he made an avocado cake and enjoyed a tequila tasting - gave him an opportunity to reach out to voters.
BRITISH Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has brushed off criticism for appearing on a TV cookery program during the international crises over Ukraine and Gaza.
CLEGG has come under fire for his appearance on Channel 4's Sunday Brunch, with one Lib Dem activist quoted in the national press as saying: "As the world burned, Nick Clegg cooked."
But the Liberal Democrat leader said the show - during which he made an avocado cake and enjoyed a tequila tasting - gave him an opportunity to reach out to voters.Steven Gerrard
Steven Gerrard: Roy Hodgson & Bryan Robson lead tributes.
Manager Roy Hodgson says England will miss Steven Gerrard's "leadership qualities" following his captain's retirement from international football.
"We shall miss his leadership qualities as we look ahead to qualification with a youthful group," Hodgson said.
Former England captain Bryan Robson, meanwhile, said Gerrard had been a "great servant" to his country.
original post found herhttp://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/28407478
Lewis Hamilton:
Lewis Hamilton must accept racing gods
Lewis Hamilton seemed disappointed with the result of the German Grand Prix, but he really should not be.
Yes, the points gap to his Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg has opened up again after the German won and Hamilton finished third.
But Hamilton drove well to come through from 20th on the grid and he limited the damage caused by an incident out of his control - brake failure in qualifying - as much as possible.It was a drive of controlled aggression from Hamilton,
original post found herhttp://www.bbc.com/sport/0/formula1/28403513
Gerrard: England captain quits
Steven Gerrard: England captain quits international football
England captain Steven Gerrard has retired from international football after winning 114 caps.
Gerrard, 34, won his first cap in a 2-0 win over Ukraine in 2000 and made his last England appearance in a 0-0 draw with Costa Rica at the 2014 World Cup.
The Liverpool midfielder said: "I have enjoyed every minute of representing my country. It's a sad day for me."
Gerrard will now take on a "high profile" ambassadorial role with the Football Association.
He retires from international duty having scored 21 goals and played at six major tournaments. He ranks third on England's most-capped player list behind only Peter Shilton (125) and David Beckham (115).
original post found herhttp://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/28401056
US: Hospital pays out $190m
Johns Hopkins Hospital pays out $190m over doctor tapes
Dr Nikita Levy, who killed himself last year, reportedly used cameras in pens and key fobs to tape patients.Johns Hopkins Hospital in the US state of Maryland has agreed to pay $190m (£111m) after some 8,000 women joined a legal case claiming a gynaecologist had secretly recorded them.
Lawyer Jonathan Schochor said all of the women had been "brutalised" and described it as a "betrayal".
original post found her
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-28410304
UK:Lightning storms In pictures.
Lightning storms across East Anglia
UK.
Spectacular storms have once again illuminated the night sky in Essex, resulting in firefighters attending three homes that struck were by lightning.
Peter Sloss, duty forecaster at BBC Weather, said: "The storms were at their heaviest as they arrived from across the English Channel and interacted with the high temperatures we saw yesterday for another explosive burst of energy, resulting in more serve storms.
"Over the period of Friday evening we saw several thousand lighting strikes across the south and east of England."
original post found her http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-essex-28384008
The 90-year-old sex guru
Sexpert:The 90-year-old sex guru.
Sex education is a controversial issue in India, but one man has done more than anyone to promote discussion of the subject. Dr Mahinder Watsa's unusually frank and funny daily newspaper column has become a cult hit. But why does the country that gave the world the Kama Sutra need a straight-talking 90-year-old to teach it about sex?
"Sex is a joyful thing," says Watsa, "but a number of writers tend to become rather medical and serious." Rather than taking the scientific or moral high ground, he prefers to put the reader at ease with a witty one-liner. As a columnist for the past 50 years, Watsa has been privy to the deepest, darkest sexual fears of his countrymen and women. His replies are short, sharp and to the point - occasionally bruising, often hilarious. But whether he chastises or reassures, with every shared reply he educates his readers. "I'm talking their language, they accept it better," he says. "The man talking to you is one of you."
original post found herhttp://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-28353027
ousted Thai PM
Military allow ousted Thai PM Yingluck to travel abroad.
Thailand's military leaders have given ousted PM Yingluck Shinawatra permission to travel abroad for the first time since the coup.
A military spokesman said the request had been approved because Ms Yingluck had "kept a low profile" since her government was overthrown on 22 May.
Reports suggest she will travel to France for the birthday of her brother, Thaksin Shinawatra.
original post found herhttp://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-28339837
NEWS FOR: Aldi co-founder
Aldi co-founder Karl Albrecht dies at age 94.
Karl Albrecht, one of the co-founders of German discount supermarket chain Aldi, died at the age of 94 last Wednesday, Aldi said in a statement.
The publicity-shy Mr Albrecht co-founded Aldi with his brother Theo after World War II, and was ranked by Forbes as Germany's richest person with a fortune of almost $26 billion.
He resigned from the operational business in 1994 and stepped down from the company's advisory board in 2002.
original post found her http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-22/karl-albrecht/5613908
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