The American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM) will sponsor a Fall Course Cluster from November 11-13 in Denver, Colorado. All of the education courses are approved for AMA PRA category 1 and Maintenance of Certification (MOC) credits. The Occupational Medicine Board Review provides assistance and instruction for those physicians who wish to become [...]
Libyan petroleum facilities, which are ready to resume production, still face the risk of vulnerability to terrorism. “Now that the current regime has been overthrown, Libya can begin rebuilding for the future of its citizens. A major component of Libya’s rebuilding efforts is to restore its oil production industry,” – Gregory Johnston JETprotect CTO Most [...]
Kevin Crutchfield, one of the country’s foremost experts on concussions and how they affect the brain, is now available for interviews. He is the director of the Comprehensive Sports Concussion Program for LifeBridge Health in Baltimore, Maryland where he takes care of athletes suffering from concussions. He serves as an independent neurologist for the NFL’s [...]
The recent launching of Citibank for iPad has raised the benchmark for online banking with fast, reliable, and secured way of tracking and analyzing your finances. With Citibank for iPad, gone are the days of the old-fashioned style of ledger banking. In this first-ever app of a major American bank, a visual and graphical interface [...]
The Partnership for Public Service stated in a recent report that it is supporting the desire of federal employees to innovate and the degree to which leaders can promote innovation within their teams. On its second year, the Masters of Science in Leadership offered by Olin Business School at Washington University in partnership with the [...]
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced today over $ 40 million in grant funding, partly supported by the Affordable Care Act, for state, tribal, local and territorial health departments and several schools of public health This is meant to enhance the nation’s public health infrastructure and strengthen the public health workforce. Awarded [...]
Florida State Representative William Snyder was bestowed with the 2011 Florida Sheriff’s Association Legislative Leadership Award for his role in supporting a strong public safety agenda for citizens of the state. Snyder has an extensive background in law enforcement spending 20-years at the Miami Dade Police Department before joining the Martin County Sheriff’s Office where he [...]
While the choice to integrate a pond into one’s garden, landscape or golf course generally results in the overall enhancement and beauty of the landscape, many consumers do not realize the amount of work that goes into maintaining that beauty. Over time, contaminants inevitably begin to build up and create unsightly and foul-smelling sludge. Fortunately [...]
By Djelloul Marbrook Something more than misconduct Politics 24/7 may be costing us our most precious resource, our hybrid vigor, our historic talent for turning the difficulties of diversity into a famously high-energy culture. By playing the race card in all its mean iterations the Republican Party has stoked our ethnic campfires, aggravated our differences, [...]
The American Chemical Society (ACS) is working hard to achieve sustainability and green chemistry. The ACS’ 242nd National Meeting & Exhibition will take up green chemistry for sustainable production of fuels, innovative solutions for water pollution, and control emissions of greenhouse gases that drive global climate change. The topics include: •Future Agricultural Consumer Safety Demands for [...]
