Ocean Guardian’s Shark Shield Technology making waves in National Geographic’s Shark Beach with Chris Hemsworth
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Ocean Guardian, makers of the world’s only scientifically proven and independently tested electronic shark deterrents, have featured prominently in National Geographic’s ninth annual SharkFest shown on Monday, July 5 in the marquee special Shark Beach with Chris Hemsworth, available for streaming on Disney National Geographic on July 9th
Tom Carroll 2x World Surf Champion SYDNEY (PRWEB) July 08, 2021 Ocean Guardian, makers of the world’s only scientifically proven and independently tested electronic shark deterrents, have featured prominently in National Geographic’s ninth annual SharkFest shown on Monday, July 5 in the marquee special Shark Beach with Chris Hemsworth, available for streaming on Disney National Geographic on July 9th.
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A suicide mission where everyone survives
While there are tons of missions leading up to it, the final goal of
Mass Effect 2 is to
save everyone on the suicide mission. At times, it’s all that Shepard can talk about. You have to go through the Omega 4 Relay and confront the Collector’s, and there is a very good chance that most or none of you will make it back. But you can get in and out without losing a single crew member. Here’s how to save everyone on the Suicide Mission in Mass Effect Legendary Edition.
How to Save Everyone in Mass Effect Legendary Edition
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Medtronic: FDA Approves Pipeline Flex Embolization Device With Shield Technology
FRIDLEY (dpa-AFX) - Medtronic plc (MDT) has received FDA approval for Pipeline Flex Embolization Device with Shield Technology. NYU Langone Health in New York City performed the first patient procedure with the device.
Medtronic developed Shield Technology to advance flow diversion therapy by introducing the first surface-modified implant device which demonstrates reduction in material thrombogenicity, a reduction in the tendency of the surface treatment material to create clots. In addition to addressing material thrombogenicity, Shield Technology improves device performance by reducing the force required for both delivery and resheathing of the device, said Dan Volz, president of the Neurovascular business, which is part of the Neuroscience Portfolio at Medtronic.