Siamese twin birds?

Siamese twin birds?

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They are not siamese twin birds. The site symmetry.sytes.org explores flicker images and mirror them automatically. It is just for viewing pleasure and to get creative ideas. Enter the name of your choice in the search box and view symmetrical images.

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Heartbeat Measuring Mouse

Heartbeat Measuring Mouse

Asus (Taiwanese computer manufacturer) Vit W1 Wireless Laser mouse. The mouse seems normal enough, but hidden under the plastic skin is a pulse rate sensor that will send your pulse wirelessly to your computer. Sure, you could just take your pulse the old-fashioned way, but why bother when technology can do it for you. The mouse itself has five buttons, a mini USB receiver, 1200 dpi sensitivity, and 30-foot wireless range.

Asustek Vito W1 wireless laser mouse, the right hand thumb through the contact with the built-in sensors measure heart rate and pressure on the index. Let the daily use of computers at the same time, but also always took note of their physical condition.

Asustek HeartTouching by measuring heartbeat
By measuring the frequency of heart, feeling pressure on the index read at any time concerned about health.

2.4G wireless transmission technology, 10 meters within the smooth and unimpeded access to receive income.

1200dpi laser precision positioning, ultra-high desktop compatibility.

Long battery life, an AA batteries can provide up to five months of time.

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Anti-AIDS vaccine Trial in Indian lab a success

Anti-AIDS vaccine Trial in Indian lab a success

India's HIV vaccine programme got a major boost with scientists of the Tuberculosis Research Centre (TRC) here reporting significant progress in the first phase of clinical trials for a vaccine to prevent AIDS.

Preliminary results of phase one trial have successfully proved the vaccine's safety and its ability to stimulate immune response (that might provide protection against infection), the centre's head told Times of India.

Confirming the development, TRC director V D Ramanathan said: "The trial was to check the vaccine’s safety and also whether it fulfilled the secondary objective of stimulating immune response. We will announce the results to the world soon after we have the complete analysis of the data."

TRC is affiliated to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), which, along with National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) and the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI), has spearheaded the vaccine trial in India.

"The Phase I trial of an MVA-based AIDS vaccine candidate (TBC - M4) was conducted at the TRC in Chennai. The preliminary results of the trial showed that the vaccine candidate was generally safe and well tolerated and the frequency of immune responses by volunteers after three injections was good. The phase I trial is over and the final data is under analysis," said Dr Sonali Kochar, Medical Director, IAVI India.

Source: Times of India