Get to know the Blausen Human Atlas App, which enhances patient physician relationship

Blausen Human Atlas App is an application made by Blausen Medical communications which helps in communicating medical conditions and procedures to patients who have limited medical knowledge.The new 2.0 version of the Blausen Human Atlas application aims to help providers with this type of communication. This app allows medical professionals access to a vast library of 3D video animations and images that aid in explaining medical conditions to laypersons.

The Human Atlas app has three basic features which can be used for navigation: 3D human figure, medical glossary, and videos.

Advantages of this App
A vast library of medical information

Aesthetically pleasing 3D animation videos do a fantastic job of explaining medical conditions and procedures in laypersons’ terms to patients.

Patients enjoy looking and listening to the concise videos.

Pictures are very functional and show different pathologies

The glossary contains definitions for procedures as well as basic medical terms.

Every major specialty is targeted (cancer, circulatory, digestive, ear, endocrine, eye, immune, muscular, nervous, pediatric, reproductive, respiratory, skeletal, skin, and urinary)

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The great programmer of our times

In my academic life at the university of Dar es salaam i had a great moment meeting people with great minds, people with great visions and ambitions. I managed to make many good friends who i sincerely admire and who real inspire me. They are many in number and i won't be fair if i try to mention a few. One of the greatest men i met is SOVELLO HILDEBRAND MGANI a man from NJOMBE who graduated in the year 2010.

Mr. Sovello is a software developer who has established his own company called FUGIT CONSULT (see www.fugitz.com), the company is located in Njombe. Fugit is dealing with software development and customization, network design and computer trainings. I have learned many things from his inspirations and initiatives. I wish you all the best brother, you inspire me a lot. Keep on the spirit i know sky is the only limit. FUGIT CONSULT will grow and you will achieve your goals.

Computer skills competition for secondary schools in Dar es salaam 2012 by YTI

In pursuit of its mission, Youth Technology Initiative designed a computer skills competition which will be conducted annually. During the competition students are provided with practical tasks which students will be required to do then the winner is going to be awarded.

YTI-computer skills competition started on 18th July and ended in 21st july where the winner was awarded a brand new laptop, each participant was given a football and each school which participated was provided with 6 footballs.Mr.Seleman Hemed emerged to become the winner of the competition. The young star who is a form three student from Loyola High school has a strong desire of becoming a computer engineer, Seleman believe that it is through IT that people's problems can be solved. He continues by giving an example of a theft problem, he says he wishes to develop a software which will ensure maximum security to the society, the one that will prevent theft. Although he hasn't known yet on how he is going to make that software but he strongly believes that it will work.

Seleman Hemed

However YTI was honoured to have Mr.Gadi Kalugendo the program manager at UN-HABITANT in issues related to youths as the guest of honour, Mr.Gadi addressed the importance of ICT to the society and how the society can not survive without it, ICT is applied everywhere and therefore every person should equip himself/herself with ICT skills. UN-HABITANT offered 80 footballs to the participating schools where each school got 10 balls. These schools were Loyola High School, Majani ya chai secondary school, migombani secondary school, Kibasila High school, Azania High school, Kisutu High school, Zanaki High school and Ilala secondary school.

Mr. Gadi Kalugendo, the second from right putting more emphasis on How important is ICT to the society

Nevertheless, students were highly motivated by the competition since they never had one, the experience of sharing their goals with their fellows was very amazing and gave them an excitment that could be seen on their faces. Getting the opportunity to visit the University of Dar es salaam, learn about ICT entrepreneurship and software development at their young age made them so happy and excited.

ENVAYA and FUGIT consult supported YTI's effort by accepting to offer their experts to train the young students ICT Entrepreneurship skills and Software development arena respectively, it was a big honour for YTI to have such big organisations in the competition.

With determined people everything goes just fine, the trainings were awesome the competition was of its own kind, it was just perfect. Every participant enjoyed the 4 days of YTI's trainings. Many congratulations should go to every person who contributed to the success of the Event. YTI is looking foward to conduct a very huge and exciting competition next year. Join YTI in the second season the YTI-computer skills competition 2013. All the best.

Mr.Seleman Hemed shakes hands with the guest of honour before he receives his gift

The Guest of honour Mr.Gadi Kalugendo handling Laptop o the winner of the competition mr.Seleman Hemed

mr. Gadi kalugendo handling the laptop to Seleman Hemed, the winner of the YTI-computer skills competition 2012

World’s Top 3 Most Expensive Cell Phones in 2012

1.Goldstriker iPhone 3GS Supreme: $3.2 million

This luxury gadgets is coming from the designer Stuart Hughes. It’s the world’s most expensive cell phone unveiled in 2009. Goldstriker iPhone is encrusted with 271 grams of 22 carat pure solid gold. More than 200 diamonds added on the cell phone. Apple logo on the back features 53 gems and home button is covered with a single 7.1 carat diamond. The iPhone 3GS Supreme decorated as well in a chest carved from granite and Kashmir gold along with a lining made from top Nubuck grain leather.

2. GoldVish Le Million: $1.3 million

Goldvish LeMillion is designed by Emmanuel Gueit. The uniquness of this cell phone is certified by Guinness World Records in 2008. The cell phones use a VVS1 (only microscopically flawed) diamonds with 18 Carat of white gold. The features of the cell phone is pretty standard with 2 GB storage, FM radio, digital camera, MP3 playback and bluetooth are the internal features of the cell phone. This cell phone just available by individual order.

3. Diamond Crypto Smartphone: $1.3 million

This cell phone is produced by JSC Ancort that originally designed by luxury accecories designer Peter Aloisson. This expensive smart phone is encased with a platinum base and has 50 diamonds and 8 of them is a rare blue diamonds. The navigation key and the Ancort logo are of 18 Carat of rose gold. This cell phone was built on Windows CE.

The life circle of a star

Stars are born in nebulae. Huge clouds of dust and gas collapse under gravitational forces, forming protostars. These young stars undergo further collapse, forming main sequence stars.

Stars expand as they grow old. As the core runs out of hydrogen and then helium, the core contacts and the outer layers expand, cool, and become less bright. This is a red giant or a red super giant (depending on the initial mass of the star). It will eventually collapse and explode. Its fate is determined by the original mass of the star; it will become either a black dwarf, neutron star, or black hole.

Dr. Irene Pepperberg, the founder and head of the Alex Foundaiton

Irene M. Pepperberg is an associate research professor at Brandeis University in Massachusetts and teaches animal cognition at Harvard University. She is head of the Alex Foundation and author of The Alex Studies: Cognitive and Communicative Abilities of Grey Parrots.