B cepacia is almost always a colonizing organism rather than an infecting organism, but it may be important when isolated from body fluids that are ordinarily sterile. The pathophysiology of B cepacia infection mirrors that of other nonfermentative aerobic gram-negative bacilli.
Hey man. I don't know where it was invented but I do know that in the early eighties Bob Chandler made the first monster truck named BigFoot St. Louis, MO actually. Hey man. I don't know where it was invented but I do know that in the early eighties Bob Chandler made the first monster truck named BigFoot St. Louis, MO actually.
The very first street sweeping machine was patented in 1849 by its inventor, C.S. Bishop. For a long time, street sweepers were just rotating disks covered with wire bristles. These rotating disks served as mechanical brooms that swept the dirt on the streets. A black man from Newark, New Jersey, Charles B. Brooks, invented the U.S.' first self-propelled street sweeper truck. Brooks' patent was approved on March 17th, 1896; his application for the patent had been filed on April 20, 1895. His street sweeper had a truck-like frame mounted on axles supported by wheels.