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  • The cells’ toolbox for DNA repair

    The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2015 to Tomas Lindahl: Francis Crick Institute and Clare Hall Laboratory, Hertfordshire, UK; Paul Modrich:Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Duke University...  more

  • Oil Pulling

    • Posted by Stella Thalluri
    • October 4, 2015
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    Oil Pulling
    Oil pulling, also known as "kavala" or "gundusha," is an ancient Ayurvedic dental technique that involves swishing a tablespoon of oil in your mouth on an empty stomach for around 20 minutes. This action supposedly draws out toxins in your...

  • Does knowing high-status people help or hurt?

    How happy you are may have something to do with who you know -- and where you come from. A sociology professor, set out to discover whether knowing high-status people helped or harmed mental health, using depressive symptoms as a proxy.

    Using nation...

  • You have heard it; is beauty really in the eye of the beholder?

    While many aspects of attractiveness are universal researchers provide new answer as to why beauy is in the eye of the beholder.

  • Mahattma Rice Rich

    • Posted by Kirk Brown
    • May 28, 2011
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    It's intresting  to be understanding of some societal issues but its evern more necessary and pertinent to hear your words uttered. Seril. by some its more viceral and untandom than most. The price, so one can have the wisdom of the mass. No so th...

  • Texas Instruments

    • Posted by Kirk Brown
    • May 25, 2011
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    Why would a Texas Instrument be so powerful and handling everthing. I had to swtich calculators to find out. They can figue out anything. Even how to forget the very idea to put hope in the most obvious things. Thiers is always another way to look at t...

  • The View that Changed The Morning View

    • Posted by Kirk Brown
    • May 25, 2011
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    I used to fear the idea of eating foreign foods native to some countries that used primitive methods, when compared to my ideal of living, to prepare thier foods but now I understand that its not a terrible thing to eat they skin of the banna along wit...

  • Early Morning View, The Perspective of Healthy

    • Posted by Kirk Brown
    • May 25, 2011
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    Today I woke up with the paranoid of of breaking my head in a halogen lamp and realized the colonial fan of yesterday would have sufficed in a more cookie cutter way. I sat and thought what would be best. Should I proceed to work, or worry about how th...

  • Uncle Bens to pollo Tropical, The Mango That fell

    • Posted by Kirk Brown
    • May 22, 2011
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    Found a mango on the laundry room dryer today and saw it was good to eat. It was as good as most fruits get. Its mostly red and some green and it has alot of speckles. It has one scar from where im looking at it. It is very fragrant. Fragrant smells co...

  • Principles of Virtual Reality Teleportation Panagiwtis Rizos

    • Posted by Panagiwtis
    • April 27, 2011
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    The basic principles of Teleportation is not inconsistent with the natural world and time we perceive the world. A key element of irreversible logic and hence of human capacity is the time. Another non-reversible component of our technology is the amou...