�Urodynamix Technologies
Ltd. (TSX-V:URO) announced that its general distribution
partner, Laborie Medical Technologies Inc. has standard CE Mark approval
to begin merchandising the Tetra Bladder Monitor System in Europe. Laborie
was as well granted a medical device license to sell Tetra in accordance of rights
with Health Canada's aesculapian device regulations.
"CE Mark and Health Canada approvals represent pregnant progress in
the commercialisation of Urodynamix's NIRS technologies," said Barry
Allen, President and CEO of Urodynamix. "We look forward to expanding
Tetra's availability in Europe and Canada with Laborie as our world-wide
licensing married person. Following the U.S. launch of Tetra in June 2008, we
now have access to 80 percent of the worldwide urodynamics testing
market place."
Tetra is a noninvasive diagnostic aesculapian device based on Urodynamix's
near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) technology. An accessory to Laborie's
premium urodynamics systems, Tetra enables non-invasive testing of
bladder activity in patients with lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS).
About Laborie Medical Technologies
Founded in 1967 by Ray Laborie, Laborie Medical Technologies is the
leading world-wide manufacturer of urodynamics equipment used in the
diagnosis and intervention of self-gratification, BPH, and voiding dysfunction.
As Laborie enters its 41st day of remembrance in business, it has established
itself as 'the' supplier of pelvic floor assessment systems in many key
academic centers. Laborie's AQUARIUS Wireless Urodynamic System is
considered the benchmark diagnostic device for clinical trials and
medical research. Laborie's production line includes urodynamic
diagnostics, biofeedback/stimulation systems, compact ultrasound,
computerized and physical bladder modeling tools, EMR solutions,
consumables, as well as accredited pedagogy.
The network of installed users has afforded Laborie the opportunity to
feed this net with new and exciting technology on a continuous
basis. Recently, Laborie introduced the world's most compact, high
resoluteness USB ultrasound system (NuWav(tm)), and it intends on
providing Tetra(tm) technology in the same manner. Laborie has offices
in Canada, USA, Belgium, China, UK and now Paris, France and San Paulo,
Brazil. It has direct gross revenue and distribution networks in 52 countries
across North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania.
About Urodynamix Technologies Ltd.
Urodynamix Technologies is a Canadian medical device company developing
and commercializing noninvasive medical engineering science based on proprietary
applications of near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS). The Company is
presently focused on products that aid in the diagnosing and handling of
urinary incontinence, bring down urinary tract symptoms, prostate cancer,
benign prostatic hyperplasia, and traumatic increases in intra-abdominal
insistence that suit abdominal compartment syndrome. Urodynamix's
breakthrough medical technology has the electric potential to beneficially affect
more than 200 million people worldwide.
Certain information contained in this press release may be
forward-looking and is subject to unknown risks, which could cause
actual results to differ materially from those set forth or implied
herein. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in
such forward-looking statements are fair, it tin give no assurance
that such expectations will prove correct. The TSX Venture Exchange has
not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequateness or
accuracy of this release.
http://www.urodynamix.com
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Tuesday, 9 September 2008
Saturday, 30 August 2008
T.I. Sets Billboard Record, New Single Leaps To #1
Hip Hop Star T.I. established a new record on Billboard's Hot 100 chart this week as his single "Whatever U Want" jumped 70 musca volitans to #1.
According to Billboard News, "Whatever U Want" becomes the chart's biggest jump in history moving from #71 to #1 beating taboo Rihanna's 53-1 jump with "Take A Bow."
A No. 1 opening on Hot Digital Songs with gross sales of 205,000 downloads is
the impetus for the record-setting Hot 100 move, which surpasses the
64-1 raise taken by Maroon 5's "Makes Me Wonder" in the May 12, 2007,
issue.
"Want" is the rapper's first
No. 1 as a lead artist (he was featured on Justin Timberlake's 2006
chart-topper, "My Love") and his opening-week digital sum is the best
by a rap track since Nielsen SoundScan began compiling download data in
2003.
The song is also faring well at radio, jumping 33-20 on Hot 100 Airplay and 13-8 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay.
T.I.'s
new Grand Hustle/Atlantic album, "Paper Trail," is due Sept. 30. The
rapper, wHO pled shamed to federal weapons charges in conjunction with
an October 2007 arrest in Atlanta, will eventually do a twelvemonth in clink
following the completion of 1,000 hours of community service.
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Monday, 11 August 2008
Robotics Research: Enhancing The Lives Of People With Disabilities - NSF Sponsored Project Improves Quality And Flexibility Of Rehabilitation Robotics
�Robots may be the solution for people with disabilities world Health Organization are struggling to find the function of their limbs, thanks to a research squad that includes engineers and students from Rochester Institute of Technology.
The study utilizes physiological information, or bio-signals, produced by the human body, to ameliorate the performance of external assistive devices, called orthoses, which assistance individuals with physical disabilities, such as strokes or major spinal anesthesia cord injuries, regain the use of there weaponry and legs.
The design is funded through the National Science Foundation Computer, Information Science and Engineering Directorate and includes researchers and students from Rochester Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech, and Georgetown University.
"The data collected through this project will assist designers and engineers in developing more sophisticated assistive aids for individuals
The study utilizes physiological information, or bio-signals, produced by the human body, to ameliorate the performance of external assistive devices, called orthoses, which assistance individuals with physical disabilities, such as strokes or major spinal anesthesia cord injuries, regain the use of there weaponry and legs.
The design is funded through the National Science Foundation Computer, Information Science and Engineering Directorate and includes researchers and students from Rochester Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech, and Georgetown University.
"The data collected through this project will assist designers and engineers in developing more sophisticated assistive aids for individuals
Wednesday, 2 July 2008
New Franz Ferdinand Song Will Delight Fans of Old Franz Ferdinand Songs
1. Franz Ferdinand, "Katherine Kiss Me" (live)Onstage at Glastonbury yesterday, Alex Kapranos & Co. debuted the presumed first single from their upcoming third album, which sounds not unlike all the singles from their previous two albums (in a good way). [Stereogum]
2. Saul Williams, "World on Wheels"
As you'll recall, Williams's The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust was released last fall as a free (er, pay-what-you-want) download. Now, to convince fans to purchase the physical album, he's releasing it with five bonus tracks available only on CD. Well, four now, we guess. [Pitchfork]
3. U2, "Happy Birthday" (Stevie Wonder cover)
On Friday night, Bono and the Edge ditched their rhythm section and played Stevie's MLK tribute at Nelson Mandela's 90th-birthday party. As you might expect, this MP3 is awesome. [Scatter o' Light]
4. Mötley Crüe, "The Animal in Me"
The animal in Mötley Crüe should probably be put out of its misery. [Local Vertical]
5. Doveman, "Footloose" (Kenny Loggins cover)
Doveman's brand of whispered melancholy isn't for everyone, but we're guessing that his next album — in which he remakes the entire Footloose soundtrack as a tribute to a good friend's deceased sister — might net him a few more fans. [Resonator Magazine] —Ehren Gresehover
2. Saul Williams, "World on Wheels"
As you'll recall, Williams's The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust was released last fall as a free (er, pay-what-you-want) download. Now, to convince fans to purchase the physical album, he's releasing it with five bonus tracks available only on CD. Well, four now, we guess. [Pitchfork]
3. U2, "Happy Birthday" (Stevie Wonder cover)
On Friday night, Bono and the Edge ditched their rhythm section and played Stevie's MLK tribute at Nelson Mandela's 90th-birthday party. As you might expect, this MP3 is awesome. [Scatter o' Light]
4. Mötley Crüe, "The Animal in Me"
The animal in Mötley Crüe should probably be put out of its misery. [Local Vertical]
5. Doveman, "Footloose" (Kenny Loggins cover)
Doveman's brand of whispered melancholy isn't for everyone, but we're guessing that his next album — in which he remakes the entire Footloose soundtrack as a tribute to a good friend's deceased sister — might net him a few more fans. [Resonator Magazine] —Ehren Gresehover
Monday, 23 June 2008
Wayne and Coleen Rooney Give Each Other �1m Wedding Rings
Wayne and Coleen Rooney sealed their marriage by giving each other �1million his-and-hers rings.
The rings, designed by Coleen, has the couple's initials engraved into the side and are encrusted with diamonds.
It is thought the bespoke rings may have been from exclusive New York jewelers to the stars Jacob & Co, where Coleen has bought a watch and bracelet before.
Meanwhile, the couple -- who landed a �2.5m deal for exclusive snaps of their big day -- are reported to have signed yet-another multi-million pound deal with a glossy magazine for the rights to pictures of their first-born child.
A source close to the pair, who are both 22, said, "They were both really pleased with the way their wedding day was handled.
"They see nothing wrong with taking an extra �2.5million for photos of their first baby.
"Both Wayne and Coleen are prepared to accept everything will be done at the time of the birth to stop anyone else getting pictures of the baby."
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Duran Duran returns to Boston
Yes, Duran Duran returns to Boston for an Agganis Arena show on Wednesday.
Yes, the tour’s been getting rave reviews from fans, critics and fellow rock stars (the Killers and Billy Corgan have joined the band onstage at different gigs).
But that’s not why singer/aging sexpot Simon LeBon was all revved up when he phoned us Wednesday night. In a rain-soaked penalty shootout in Moscow, footballers Manchester United beat Chelsea, 6-5, to win the European Champions League title.
Being a good Manchester lad, LeBon was ecstatic about the victory. Somehow we managed to get something more than “Oh my God, oh my God.” out of him after a few questions.
Herald: So as a Manchester fan, how are you feeling right now?
LeBon: Oh, God, I’m so happy. I had to try so hard not to yell my head off because I’m singing a show tonight. But, oh my God, I’m so stoked. We watched the match in a little sports bar in Raleigh, North Carolina, called the Draft something or other. They have all these draft beers that I couldn’t drink because of the show tonight. I did have one little beer when United scored the first goal. Oh, it was such a brilliant, brilliant goal.
Is everyone in the band Manchester fans?
Half of us were rooting for United and half of us were rooting for Chelsea.
That seems like the type of love that could tear a band apart.
No, no, no, because the right team won (hysterical laughter). It’s very difficult to not crow right now, but I know not to. It’s not an attractive quality in anybody. But, OK, let’s talk about Duran Duran.
With the Killers and Billy Corgan joining you onstage, members of Tool and AFI coming to shows and Justin Timberlake singing on your new record (“Red Carpet Massacre”), does it feel like the world is in love with Duran Duran again?
This year we’ve had the validation and endorsement of a lot of people getting onstage with us. We haven’t had that in the past. Maybe because we did the record with Timbaland, Nate Hills and Justin Timberlake, three of the hottest producers on the planet. Maybe somebody had to stick their neck out and say, “Yeah, I like Duran Duran.” I think it was Justin who said that first. He really stood up to be counted as a fan. When he came to the Brits in England to give us our lifetime achievement award, he said, “There’s one reason I came across the Atlantic Ocean and it’s standing onstage with me. It’s called Duran Duran.”
Did your style and Timberlake’s take a while to mesh?
No, it worked. We checked him when he wanted to work with us, and I thought “Justified” was a fantastic debut album as a solo artist. And he’s followed the band closely since he was about 13, when “Ordinary World” and “Come Undone” were in the charts.
You’re doing a few new songs that aren’t familiar to many fans. How do they fit with the hits?
We don’t just stuff them in there and hope they work. There’s a real dynamic to the show, so if a song fits into the dynamic we use it.
Yes, the tour’s been getting rave reviews from fans, critics and fellow rock stars (the Killers and Billy Corgan have joined the band onstage at different gigs).
But that’s not why singer/aging sexpot Simon LeBon was all revved up when he phoned us Wednesday night. In a rain-soaked penalty shootout in Moscow, footballers Manchester United beat Chelsea, 6-5, to win the European Champions League title.
Being a good Manchester lad, LeBon was ecstatic about the victory. Somehow we managed to get something more than “Oh my God, oh my God.” out of him after a few questions.
Herald: So as a Manchester fan, how are you feeling right now?
LeBon: Oh, God, I’m so happy. I had to try so hard not to yell my head off because I’m singing a show tonight. But, oh my God, I’m so stoked. We watched the match in a little sports bar in Raleigh, North Carolina, called the Draft something or other. They have all these draft beers that I couldn’t drink because of the show tonight. I did have one little beer when United scored the first goal. Oh, it was such a brilliant, brilliant goal.
Is everyone in the band Manchester fans?
Half of us were rooting for United and half of us were rooting for Chelsea.
That seems like the type of love that could tear a band apart.
No, no, no, because the right team won (hysterical laughter). It’s very difficult to not crow right now, but I know not to. It’s not an attractive quality in anybody. But, OK, let’s talk about Duran Duran.
With the Killers and Billy Corgan joining you onstage, members of Tool and AFI coming to shows and Justin Timberlake singing on your new record (“Red Carpet Massacre”), does it feel like the world is in love with Duran Duran again?
This year we’ve had the validation and endorsement of a lot of people getting onstage with us. We haven’t had that in the past. Maybe because we did the record with Timbaland, Nate Hills and Justin Timberlake, three of the hottest producers on the planet. Maybe somebody had to stick their neck out and say, “Yeah, I like Duran Duran.” I think it was Justin who said that first. He really stood up to be counted as a fan. When he came to the Brits in England to give us our lifetime achievement award, he said, “There’s one reason I came across the Atlantic Ocean and it’s standing onstage with me. It’s called Duran Duran.”
Did your style and Timberlake’s take a while to mesh?
No, it worked. We checked him when he wanted to work with us, and I thought “Justified” was a fantastic debut album as a solo artist. And he’s followed the band closely since he was about 13, when “Ordinary World” and “Come Undone” were in the charts.
You’re doing a few new songs that aren’t familiar to many fans. How do they fit with the hits?
We don’t just stuff them in there and hope they work. There’s a real dynamic to the show, so if a song fits into the dynamic we use it.
Monday, 16 June 2008
Carly Simon - Simon Called Idol Hopeful To Thank Her For Youre So Vain
CARLY SIMON was so impressed with AMERICAN IDOL reject BROOKE WHITE's rendition of her YOU'RE SO VAIN hit she called the singer directly to thank her for choosing the song.
White, who was voted off the TV talent show two weeks ago (30Apr08), stunned Simon with her take on the famous musical attack on an unnamed ex.
Simon says, "I thought it was just fabulous... I don't think I could ever sing it the way she does.
"And she hasn't lost her individuality in a sea of singing coaches; she seems to be herself."
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