So, speaking of Bike-to-Work Week, here’s an Adventist who not only chose to take part this week, but who also has made plans to make this a permanent habit. Jodi Teale is a registered nurse who works in a GI lab in Southern California. Jodi earned a degree in nursing from Southwestern Adventist University, and [...]
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The League of American Bicyclists is promoting Bike-to-Work Week from May 12-16 and Bike-to-Work Day on Friday, May 16. It’s the Adventist health message, care for creation, and a solution for the soaring cost of gas far better (and more effective) than the gimmicky gas tax holiday all rolled into one week of two-wheeled commuting. [...]
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A team of 10 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) cyclists used bicycles to power a supercomputer conducting research on nuclear fusion Tuesday in order to complete the largest human-powered computation in history. Riding bicycles attached to electrical generators, the students not only saved energy by using human power to run the SiCortex SC648 supercomputer, they [...]
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Kenneth Wright is an assistant professor of Anatomy at Loma Linda University. His teaching tenure there began in January of 1995. Ken teaches gross anatomy and histology to 1st year medical and dental students, junior dental hygiene students, basic science graduate students, and whoever else will listen to him. He directs the anatomy graduate program [...]
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