Jonathan Khouzam, Simon Leclerc, Francis Marcogliese, all 19, of Montreal's CÉGEP Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf, won the 2nd place prize [in the 2011 Sanofi-Aventis BioTalent Challenge] for finding a way to produce a great sorbet without geletin, potentially opening a large new vegetarian market for the popular frozen dessert. Geletin is derived from the skin and bones of animals.

  First and second place winners receive $5,000 and $4,000 respectively. The trio from Montreal also won a special $1,000 prize for the project deemed by the judges to have the greatest commercial potential.

- DRUG Discovery and Development Magazine. May 11th, 02011

  Check out the above quotation! That's right. Things just got real! Let's give a round of applause for our J'! The recent developments on this front have opened up some questions on how to keep the network formatted. The complete details aren't clear to us yet, but we're testing out ideas that might allow for more frequent updates with a wider diversity of content. Perhaps you can expect something like it in the next year? Perhaps sooner?

  I've been working hard getting content to my studio. Two miniprojects are now out: On Diskmaster and The GENCODE Project. I had hoped to get the Lode Runner project up there as well, but a HDD failure put that back by a month. While Lemony and the team have been working on the Oracle of Seasons album, there was a breif break to make music for the OCRemix's Grand Robot Master Remix Battle. He's posted three new mixes to his page.

- MW (M07.Y02011)

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