SPORT NIGHT AT 716/KEYBANK CENTER
OCTOBER 10, 2019
MEET THE BUILDERS EVENT
MARCH 13, 2019 AT GIANCARLO’S
The Brain Research Institute at the University of Notre Dame in Washington has named genes that evolve to “make” mice find stimulants and avoid encounters with predators. A paper describing the work has been published in the scientific journal Nature. During the tumultuous evolution of primates, which were replaced by rats and mice, prosthetic nerve cells gave rodents the ability to know where food was. Thus monkeys acquired the ability to distinguish sharp rocks from sharp turns, and afterwards the ability to avoid a collision with a wall or a wall with sharp edges. This knowledge helped the animals avoid danger and allowed them to explore new territories. The scientists chose associations consisting of repetitive sequences, offering food as a stimulus. Researchers were guided by the current understanding that neurons and proteins can change under the influence of electrical stimuli, which are most often electric field, light, heat, magnetic field, ultrasound, radio waves or sound waves. As a result of evolution, clusters of molecules emerged at the boundaries of nerve cells, which caused the formation of contacts between neurons, leading to the emergence of new schemes of visual communication. By testing selected mouse neurons, the scientists found that the associations […]
Follow these 10 tips when you embark on an exciting home remodeling project. Establish effective two-way communication with the home remodeler. It’s essential to have good communication for a smooth home remodeling project. Does the remodeler listen? Does he or she answer questions clearly and candidly? Can you reach him when you need to? Does he return phone calls promptly? Does he let you know when problems arise and work with you on solving them? Make sure you are compatible with the contractor. You’ll spend a lot of time with your remodeler so it’s important to have a good rapport and trust in him or her. Set a clear and mutual understanding about the schedule. You and your home remodeler should agree on the schedule up front to avoid conflict and problems later in the project. Request a written proposal. Often, two people remember the same conversation differently. Get the proposal in writing and work with the remodeler to ensure it reflects your wishes. Get a clear and mutual understanding on miscellaneous details up front. There are a lot of little details that need to be settled before work starts. What times of day will they be working? How will he or she access the property? How […]
Come mingle with the BNBA on April 7th from 5-7pm. This is a cash bar event. Appetizers will be sponsored by Brian Mack/Andy Fuerstinger, B & L Wholesale. No need to RSVP, just come and network.
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