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12 June, 2010 by Green Life Staff Categories :
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Going Green Electronic Report

Medical Coding Education - Your Path to a Rewarding Career The medical industry has always been one with a high demand for qualified individuals and medical coders play an important role in ensuring the medical records are universal. Medical coding involves taking information such as Doctor's notes and turning this information into codes. Each condition, symptom, test and result has a code attached to it. This allows anyone reading the information to be able to understand exactly what is going on with the patient without having to read large amounts of data. With medical codes so important, it is important that people entrusted with this position have the proper medical coding education to ensure that they are knowledgeable of everything necessary to ensure that the codes are properly entered. You can obtain an education in medical coding from a variety of sources. One of the more popular options is through an online program. Online medical coding education programs allow you the freedom to work at your current job while going to school. These courses are generally fast tracked and designed for career minded individuals however, there are a number of programs that mimic a standard college schedule. There are also traditional onsite programs ...
14 May, 2010 by Green Life Staff Categories :
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New Battery Alternative Stores Huge Amounts of Energy

From their initial observation by General Electric engineers and subsequently commercialization by Standard Oil, ultracapacitors have grown into a multi-million industry.  With their green energy properties, which include quick charging and temperature stability, these battery alternatives have high potential to replace the conventional batteries found in electric cars and their hybrid cousins. New Development On a new development, researchers at the University of Texas have developed graphene to boost the energy storage capacity of ultracapacitors.  Supposedly, the carbon-based nanomaterial will double the present maximum capacity of these battery alternatives. Graphene is described as a planar sheet of carbon atoms, which are one-atom thick and densely condensed in a benzene ring structure.  When you see images of graphene, you will think of chicken wire or a honeycomb lattice albeit in atom sizes. The ability of graphene to store large amounts of energy lies in its large size, atomically speaking.  With each gram of graphene equivalent to one large football field, it is no wonder that the potential for double amounts of stored energy is possible.  It will take more research on the matter but it is an exciting development, nonetheless. Good News Without going into the technical side, the green energy movement will benefit from the new ...
12 May, 2010 by Green Life Staff Categories :
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Going Green and Becoming Rich

To paraphrase President Barack Obama in one of his State of the Union Address, the nation that becomes the leader in clean energy economy will become the leader of the global economy.  How very true, indeed, especially when one considers that the renewable energy industry and its allied industries are growing by leaps and bounds even in the worldwide recession.  Any nation that can supply the increasing demand for all things related to renewable energy from the solar panels to the wind turbines will become rich by going green. At present, it is China that is cashing in on the green revolution, with factories spread out over the rural and urban areas dedicated to the production of renewable energy equipment and materials.  This is very ironic considering that China is not exactly a nation that environmentalists will award the most eco-friendly in the world, far from it.  Then again, the United States is guilty of many dastardly acts against the environment, too. Proofs of this fact are the following statistics of how China fares in comparison with its nearest competitor in the renewable energy industry.  First, China and the United States are the top two producers of greenhouse gases, with Russia, India ...
9 May, 2010 by Green Life Staff Categories :
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Greening Your PC - Old Tricks and New Tips

Did you know that a standard desktop personal computer can use 60-300 watts in normal operating mode while it can consume as much as 750 watts when used to play video games?  Yes, said energy consumption is equivalent to a standard-sized refrigerator. Personal computers leave their marks on the environment due to their use of electricity that, in turn, produces coal-generated carbon emissions.  And that does not include the environmental costs in their manufacture and disposal.  However, you just cannot abandon the use of personal computers for the sake of the environment, not when the world depends on computers for making life easier on Earth. The trick then is to use your desktop or laptop in more eco-friendly ways.  You can start with these green tips in mind. Buy Green Of course, the first step is to buy greener computer models.  You may use the Electronic Products Environmental Assessment Tool, which uses 28 sustainability and efficiency criteria, to evaluate the eco-friendliness of the computers.  You will find that computers are graded by said tool by awarding gold, silver or bronze for overall performance.  Look to Dell and Hewlett Packard for inspiration. Usually, these green computers will contain operating software that provides users with the choice ...
3 May, 2010 by Green Life Staff Categories :
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What Is That Bump in the Road?

As I drive along, I quite frequently see things going on outside my car that I wonder about.  I’m not talking about the pedestrians I pass by, each involved in their own lives.  I mean technological things.  Construction that has been going on for months and months and doesn’t seem to have progressed at all, black tubing stretched across roads – used to count cars that pass, I have no doubt – and so on. But there are other things going on…other tests being conducted…that you might not know about unless you keep up with the Technology News on your local TV news station or on the internet. There’s money in green technology, no doubt about it, and company after company is getting on the bandwagon.  No problem with that – it’s the entrepreneurs in this country that have accomplished the most in this country. Whenever I hear of a new technological breakthrough, I make note of it in a notebook I keep for the purpose.  Such news items pop up in newspapers every now and again, but of course the web is the main place to find out about this material If you’re interested in living green, and in the green movement, you’ll ...