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The HIV viral load blog
The time for viral load monitoring is now. This is a blog about HIV viral load monitoring and increasing access for everyone
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Innovation by SIT
Skip to content Innovation by SIT « Older Entries Robyn Taragin and Amit Mayer May 29, 2011 It?s the greatest thing since sliced bread'30 Photo of the early Slicing Machine Over the last century or so, innovation has gradually become a more and more dominant factor in our world. However, despite the increasing presence and influence innovations have on our everyday lives, none of them has made it into our language ? save one: sliced bread. We often hear statements like
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Pragmatic Dictator
Pragmatic Dictator Home About Mar 12 2011 Warp Posted by Dan Creswell in Architecture, tags: design, Engineering, Systems A frequent problem I observe when reviewing system designs is they are built atop one or more libraries, frameworks or products that are poorly suited to the intended task. Fitting the design to these underpinnings warps it in undesirable ways incurring all sorts of costs: It takes an increasing number of staff just to deploy and run the system. Customers face an
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Download a free map of GREEN consumers
Download Map of the Green Consumer Index Greening the Planet Requires Database Marketing Data from a national study by Ruf Strategic Solutions, a marketing research company, reveals a new Green Consumer Index (GCI). With environmental purchases increasing, the study identifies U.S. households with high environmental concern who currently practice sustainable consumerism. The highest concentration of environmentally conscious households were found in the