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Don't press the like button: Facebook is a bummer that makes us feel worse about our lives, according to new research.
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ZSL’s resident fossil hunter awarded prestigious Fellowship
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Constitution Day - Considering the greatest of all reflections on human nature
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Crazing is the glaze defect in which a network of cracks develop in the fired glaze. These cracks are often very fine, but can also be quite severe. You may first notice crazing of a glaze when removing the pot from the kiln or crazing may develop over time.
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A group of Massachusetts Institute of Technology students may have come up with the perfect solution to our electric vehicle charging woes. Instead of relying on lithium or nickel, the new battery design stores its electrons in semi-solid flow cells. Charged particles are suspended in an electro... |
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Which is older, the dark dike, or the lighter sedimentary rocks?
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Cyclospora CDCRecently, cyclospora infections have risen at an alarming rate among those in the Midwest, east coast and Texas, reaching approximately 400 cases in the US within the past few weeks. With cases of infection being reported... |
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Mythology of Secession
If present day petitions circulating around the United States seeking the right to secede were simply manifestations of “Romantic Nationalism” ["RN" for brevity], they’d be bad enough. In point of fact they go beyond traditional notions of RN and are based upon popular mythology with no basis ... |
Humans Not off the Hook for Megafauna Extinction
Did we do it or was it just a coincidence? That’s what two groups of researchers are arguing with regards to the demise of mammoths, sabertooth cats, giant ground sloths, horses and other “megafauna” that roamed the Americas when humans wandered over from Asia.
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The Amazon River basin, the world's largest rain forest, is grappling with a devastating drought that in some areas is the worst since record keeping began a century ago. It has evaporated whole lagoons and kindled forest fires, killed off fish and crops, stranded boats and the villagers who travel by them, brought dis... |
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In modern use, scot-free means free of penalties — he got off scot-free — but that’s not quite what it originally meant:
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The Signs of a Teenage Eating Disorder
34-anorexia-bulemia-teensEating disorders affect nearly five million Americans. Many of those affected are teenagers and even more are girls. Disorders like anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating can strike our most hard working and intelligent children and they do so during a delic... |
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I know I’ve been banging on about global warming over the past two weeks, but that is because there has been a lot of interesting stuff about it which readers generally may not have seen. In this post I’ll puzzle away at some of the implications of what has appeared in AR5 of the IPCC about it. Let’s start with a graph... |
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Garshāsp[pronunciation?] (گرشاسپ) is the name of a monster-slaying hero in Iranian mythology. The Avestan form of his name is Kərəsāspa and in Middle Persian his name is Kirsāsp.
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The Northern Cardinal is the state bird of Illinois
The List of Illinois birds lists every wild bird species seen in the U.S. state of Illinois, based on the list published by the Illinois Ornithological Society.
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CO2 baseline database for the Indian power sector
CO2 baseline database for the Indian power sector Since the emergence of the Kyoto Protocol and its Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), energy projects lowering the carbon intensity of the electricity grid can generate additional revenues from carbon credits. Methodolog... |
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In theory carbon taxes are a good idea. But the practical reality is a different story.
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How Income Inequality Contributes to Climate Change
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Researchers at Cornell University made two artificially intelligent machines, called Cleverbots, conduct a conversation with each other. The result: existential and absurd.
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Radiation Therapy Application in Medical Treatment
Who would have thought that the same radiation that we are taught to avoid, may actually do us some good when it comes to cancer treatment. All of us are exposed to natural radiation that comes from the atmosphere, ground, buildings and food. We use radiation therapy ... |
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Bai people
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Stylistic origins: African American spirituals and work songs
Cultural origins: West African music, brought by slaves to southern United States, especially the Mississippi Delta
Typical instruments: Guitar - Piano - Harmonica - Bass - Drums - Saxophone - Vocals - Trumpet - Trombone
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A fan mod is either an operation involving physical modification of a fan of some sort, or a type of case mod in which one or more fans are added, removed or replaced from a computer chassis. This write-up will focus on the latter definition.
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Native Vegetation Offers "Green" Solutions for Commercial Landscaping
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department explains how "going native" makes "going green" easier.
August 11, 2010
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Canine Arthroscopic Procedures
Dr. Bauer demonstrates how arthroscopy is used in canine orthopedics
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After five months of deliberation, the handpicked government committee looking into the feasibility of nuclear energy for Australia has released its report. Not surprisingly, it gives nuclear the thumbs up, with a catch. Nuclear power the report says could be viable if a carbon tax became so high as to make coal more e... |
Social Structure; Social Groups; and Organizations
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3D image input is often a challenging task when it comes to irregular objects like a human body. Here is where an arduino, tilt sensors and a little math comes to the rescue. University of Toronto’s Responsive Architecture at Daniels school created o... |
Future Day and Education
Ensuring that we educate and train the next generation in future studies is important not just for our livelihood, but our survival. Future Day aims to inspire flexible and creative thinking – not simply prepare graduates for the workplace. With many experts lending support to the idea, we bel... |
Overlap of beluga whale migration and ship traffic in the Barents Sea Ecoregion
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