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Yesterday, Evangeline tried to give me CPR
I didn't quite figure it out until she started breathing into my mouth. LOL, what goes through their heads?
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White House says big data could be used to discriminate against Americans
http://to.pbs.org/1k5UML9
Four New 'Killer Sponges' Discovered in Pacific
http://nbcnews.to/1rtbyXx
Scientists in the United Kingdom have successfully grown a layer of human skin in a laboratory.
The artificial skin- made from stem cells- could bring an end to using animals for drug and cosmetic testing, scientists in the United Kingdom said, the BBC reported Thursday. Skin has been grown from stem cells before, however scientists say this is the closest they have ever come to creating human skin that has an absorbent barrier.
http://bit.ly/1hxUFcQ
With World Watching Ukraine, Russia Makes Energy Moves in Africa
http://bit.ly/1lTehYG
Lucasfilm makes it official: New Star Wars films ignore Expanded Universe
bit.ly/1lT6YQF
The Dark Truth Behind The Popular Superfood, Quinoa
As the hype around quinoa builds, so do big questions about the problems with its production.
http://bit.ly/1hAJn3e
Almost half of all homeless men who took part in a study by St. Michael's Hospital had suffered at least one traumatic brain injury in their life and 87 per cent of those injuries occurred before the men lost their homes.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/04/140425104714.htm
Metabolic processes that underpin life on Earth have arisen spontaneously outside of cells. The serendipitous finding that metabolism – the cascade of reactions in all cells that provides them with the raw materials they need to survive – can happen in such simple conditions provides fresh insights into how the first life formed. It also suggests that the complex processes needed for life may have surprisingly humble origins.
http://bit.ly/1in2OBM
White House says big data could be used to discriminate against Americans
http://to.pbs.org/1k5UML9
Four New 'Killer Sponges' Discovered in Pacific
http://nbcnews.to/1rtbyXx
Scientists in the United Kingdom have successfully grown a layer of human skin in a laboratory.
The artificial skin- made from stem cells- could bring an end to using animals for drug and cosmetic testing, scientists in the United Kingdom said, the BBC reported Thursday. Skin has been grown from stem cells before, however scientists say this is the closest they have ever come to creating human skin that has an absorbent barrier.
http://bit.ly/1hxUFcQ
With World Watching Ukraine, Russia Makes Energy Moves in Africa
http://bit.ly/1lTehYG
Lucasfilm makes it official: New Star Wars films ignore Expanded Universe
bit.ly/1lT6YQF
The Dark Truth Behind The Popular Superfood, Quinoa
As the hype around quinoa builds, so do big questions about the problems with its production.
http://bit.ly/1hAJn3e
Almost half of all homeless men who took part in a study by St. Michael's Hospital had suffered at least one traumatic brain injury in their life and 87 per cent of those injuries occurred before the men lost their homes.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/04/140425104714.htm
Metabolic processes that underpin life on Earth have arisen spontaneously outside of cells. The serendipitous finding that metabolism – the cascade of reactions in all cells that provides them with the raw materials they need to survive – can happen in such simple conditions provides fresh insights into how the first life formed. It also suggests that the complex processes needed for life may have surprisingly humble origins.
http://bit.ly/1in2OBM
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