THE MATRIX METHOD OF DECISION-MAKING
by Arno Landner on Aug 16, 2010
THE MATRIX METHOD OF DECISION-MAKING
(The matrix method of expert estimation / The matrix method of supporting marketing decisions)
The “Matrix Method” computer program saves time and means in obtaining prompt and valid solutions.
By means of the “Matrix Method” computer program realized on the basis of the matrix method of decision –making one can solve various [...]
Biogas Keeps Kenya in darkness.
by CAROL MUTHONDU on Jul 20, 2010
Local alternative energy innovators are asking the Kenya’s Government to help promote the uptake and use of biogas in the country.
The innovators say a change in attitude towards use of biogas would help prevent loses resulting from erratic power supply especially during dry season.
Agnes Marete, a Director of Skylink, an alternative energy firm, says Kenya [...]
High costs push firms to multi-user computers
by CAROL MUTHONDU on Jul 5, 2010
Kenya is quickly becoming one of the countries embracing the multi-user computer concept — an option that promises a reduction in the costs of computerisation for companies and business outfits running several computers.
The concept refers to computer systems that support two or more simultaneous users by sharing a single information centre but each with its [...]
Google now speaks Kiswahili
by Joseph Kimani on Jun 30, 2010
In recognition of the ongoing regional integration and growing prominence of local languages on the internet, Google on Wednesday unveiled localized versions of Gmail, Google Maps and Google Chrome, bringing Swahili to each of these products.
Google’s announcement coincides with the commencement of the East Africa Community Common Market, a significant milestone for the people of [...]
JITLA… The Ethical Search Engine Company
by Arno Landner on Jun 26, 2010
An idea who’s time has come. A David and Goliath Story in the making. Founder seeking Investor/partners small or large to bring Ethical Search to the internet.
1. No porn surfing.
2. Pays surfers to click on JITLA advertising links.
3. Truth detector reveals truthfulness of the advertising claim before surfer clicks and goes.
4. Rides along [...]
SADC wants competitive advantages over regions
by Arno Landner on Jun 11, 2010
The assistant executive secretary of SADC, the Angolan João Caholo, expressed this Thursday here that the Southern African region should acquire competitive advantages over other African and world regions in terms of Telecommunication and Information and Communication Technologies.
João Caholo stressed this desire whilst speaking during the opening ceremony of the SADC meeting of the telecommunication [...]
Mars – who’s first?
by Arno Landner on Jun 11, 2010
In recent years, the habitual periodic table of elements has grown not only in the 3-d direction (axis Z), due to isotopes, but also in the 2-dimensional field on account of theoretically found dozens of new chemical elements. Some of them have already been received, some yet to be synthesized in the laboratory. Obvious [...]
Blood pressure is a mechanical process!
by Arno Landner on Jun 11, 2010
Fig. 1
Since the opening of the first gene STK39 [fig 1, fig. 2](function: may act as a mediator of stress-activated signals. This gene encodes a serine/threonine kinase that is thought to function in the cellular stress response pathway. The kinase is activated in response to hypotonic stress, leading to phosphorylation of several cation-chloride-coupled cotransporters. The [...]
Polyoxometallate – crystals future optical, magnetic, medical and other applications.
by Arno Landner on Jun 11, 2010
Fig. 1. The phosphotungstate anion, an example of a polyoxometalate
In chemistry, a polyoxometalate (abbreviated POM) is a polyatomic ion, usually an anion, that consists of three or more transition metal oxyanions linked together by shared oxygen atoms to form a large, closed 3-dimensional framework. Examples include vanadium(V), niobium(V), tantalum (V), molybdenum(VI), and tungsten(VI).
The framework of [...]
Identified new genes responsible for obesity
by Arno Landner on Jun 11, 2010
For some time it was believed that the responsibility for body mass index (BMI) in humans take on only two loci (is the specific location of a gene or DNA sequence on a chromosome), a FTO (fat mass and obesity associated (protein coding)) and MC4R (function: receptor specific to the heptapeptide core common to adrenocorticotropic [...]
Nano- transport
by Arno Landner on Jun 6, 2010
Scientists have made regular progress towards the creation of nano- transport. The emergence of transport at the nanoscale has long puzzled scientists, because like a new era in the field of technocratic development of mankind. And it promises a truly multi-faceted opportunities:
• nano- transport, able to seek out in the human malignant tumors (cancer, etc.) [...]

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