There’s no doubt about the Information Age – Mention the words “stem cells”, and you will get a deluge of information of all degrees of accuracy from pure urban mythology to hard science. The reality of new stem cell treatments, as a matter of fact, is based on hard science. Urban mythology isn’t particularly therapeutic.
Stem cells are the new and very interesting wild card in medical science. The sheer number of possible uses of stem cell therapy is almost indescribable. Stem cell therapies are now available for epilepsy treatments, spinal cord injury treatments, and managing extremely tough medical conditions like Parkinson’s.
The importance of this therapy cannot be overstated. If it is possible to deliver significant improvements in major medical conditions with stem cell therapies, it also assists in improving the quality of life for patients. With many debilitating medical conditions, this factor is an extremely important issue when the overall health of patients, and often very debilitating.
A company called Stem Cell America is one of the companies currently engaged in exploring the new field of stem cell therapy in its most practical form. This company offers therapies for a wide range of diseases, and also carries out extensive research in its own right.
With 3000 patients to its credit, the company is at the very forefront of practical stem cell therapies. They have also delivered a large number of very significant successes, notably in the treatment of memory loss caused by Alzheimer’s disease.
To see the full extent of real world stem cell therapy in all its diverse new uses, visit their website here at Take a moment to realize that even 20 years ago, it would have been impossible for one single medical organization to offer treatments for so many different diseases. The future has definitely arrived.
If you’d like to inquire about their services, or would like to contact them and ask questions about their treatments, you can contact them directly online using the online form.
Create Video Games As Your Fun Career
Posted by nick_niesen on October 28th, 2010
Do you like video games? Do you beat video games after playing once? Do you feel like the games are too easy? Well, it sounds like you have a passion for these things then you should go where your heart leads you.
If you at the point where you are thinking about your career, I suggest that you do what you love to do. You should consider a different course of action: majoring in something you TRULY enjoy... something you could do hours on end without feeling like you are working at all. And if you are like many people, this 'something' would be playing video games.
That's right! You can actually get a job creating andor playing video games. Below is a list of some of the careers available for those with a video game degree.
1) Video Game Programmer
Gameinformer Magazine mentions that, video game programmers are the "heart and soul" of the industry. They are the ones responsible for creating the code necessary for getting video games to function. And contrary to popular belief, their jobs aren't always easy. Video game programming often involves creating complex functions and algorithms often times more challenging than programs created in Corporate America.
Indeed, game programming may not be the appropriate course for everyone seeking a video game career, but if you were deciding to go into the computer field anyway, which job would be more enjoyable... coding the next Halo, or working on a boring, hum-drum piece of no-name software?
2) Video Game Tester
As a video game tester it is a position in which you truly would get paid for playing video games. According to current game tester Doug D. from Electronic Arts, he say's as a game tester you would "go over different components of a game and look for things that just don't make sense." You would also "break the game," meaning you would "do things a normal user would do and accidentally see something go wrong."
Doug Powell further adds that video game testing is a good place to start for young people who want to "break into the industry." To get such a position in it is best to have a "passion for gaming" and some educational background. Doug recommends a degree, or some form of higher-level education.
3) Video Game Animator
Animators are in charge for coordinating the movement of video game characters. Accomplishing requires more than drawing something on a piece of paper, which according to Alex Jones, an established game animator, occurs after a lot of "brainstorming, chilling, playing, planning and testing" with the programmer. But when the busy work is done, the video game animator will finally get a chance to do what he or she does best... animate. Alex Drouin says the thing he liked best about his job was "being able to come there late in the morning, sit behind his computer, put on a great CD, and then create crazy animation that will end up in a game that will be seen all around the world by gamers." With a video game degree it is certainly possible!
4) Sound Designer
Sound designers are responsible for creating the music and sound effects of video games. Video game music is created either from digital sources or real-life stimulation. As video game consoles become more advanced, many sound designers favor the latter when deciding on what type of music they want in the games they are working on. Creating appropriate sound effects, on the other hand, sometimes requires more creative experimentation.
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