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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

A miracle is an event described by those to whom it was told by people who did not see it.

Elbert Hubbard
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Saturday, November 5, 2011

Only sheep need a shepherd.

Voltaire (via theepitomeofnothing)
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      • Researcher creates neurons that light up as they fire
      • What Is the Future of Knowledge in the Internet Age?
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      • Creative Excuses: Original Thinkers More Likely to...
      • US 'Materials Genome Initiative' takes shape
      • New Evidence Links Stonehenge To Ancient Sun Worship
      • Pigeons are more living helicopters than flying rats
      • Bacterial genes tell the tale of an outbreak’s evo...
      • Banishing consciousness: the mystery of anaesthesia
      • Biology’s big bang had a long fuse: Animals starte...
      • Indian Ocean cocktail party leaves trail of party ...
      • St Andrews scientists ask if whales have 'dialects'
      • Predators Drive Evolution Of Poison Dart Frogs’ Sk...
      • Ignorance Is Bliss When It Comes to Challenging So...
      • At Meeting on Climate Change, Urgent Issues but Lo...
      • Archaeologists Race Against Sea Change in Orkney
      • Researchers make the case that modern life sprang ...
      • Life's diversity snowballed when Earth froze
      • Searching for signs of picky, competitive mating i...
      • Sudden stress shifts human brain into survival mode
      • Food We Eat Might Control Our Genes
      • United Nations report global drop in HIV infections
      • Ancient environment found to drive marine biodiver...
      • Metabolic defects in mice corrected with transplan...
      • Anomalies are crucial for bettering our understand...
      • A Rare Isotope Helps Track an Ancient Water Source
      • Native American Blankets Made With Dog Hair
      • Implanted neurons, grown in the lab, take charge o...
      • Why Do We Give? Not Why Or How You Think
      • The Mystery of the Little Norwegian Chessmen
      • Worms Can Evolve to Survive Intersex Populations
      • Sometimes a bunny is just a bunny
      • How the brain strings words into sentences
      • Divine Intervention, Dinosaurs, and Darwin’s Descent
      • What does the US budget stalemate mean for research?
      • 'Lethal' radiation doses can be treated with drugs
      • Playing music alters the processing of multiple se...
      • Researchers Rush to Recover Whale Fossils From Hig...
      • A 'stay-sober' pill: Coming to a pharmacy near you?
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      • Older brains lack access to region for swift decis...
      • Dolphin Whistles Help Solve The Mysteries Of The C...
      • Dissecting the Cave Lion Diet
      • Tuning out: How brains benefit from meditation
      • Soft food may lead to a mouth with too many teeth
      • Our Internet is a paradise for consumers but a hel...
      • For Some, Psychiatric Trouble May Start in Thyroid
      • Search for Alien Life Should Include Exotic Possib...
      • Predators Drive Evolution Of Poison Dart Frogs’ Sk...
      • Sex explains why the fit don't always survive
      • The nature of nothingness
      • Ötzi the Iceman may have smashed eye in fall
      • 'Earliest' evidence of human violence
      • Hypoglycemia and brain function
      • Kangaroo genome now sequenced
      • Does bestiality increase your risk of penile cancer?
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      • Anthropologist Narrows Down History Of Animal And ...
      • Exploring water in the deep Earth
      • Invitation to a Dialogue: Nameless on the Web?
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      • Neuronal filters for broadband information transmi...
      • Recipient's immune system governs stem cell regene...
      • Acknowledging mistakes is key to advancement – and...
      • Study of flower petals shows evolution at the cell...
      • Neuroscience: Neanderthals in mind (Clive Gamble)
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      • Love and other animals: The anglerfish can teach u...
      • Beware the Paramyth
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      • Could 3D printing end our throwaway culture?
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      • Earth's 'Time Capsules' May Be Flawed
      • Brain study explores what makes colors and numbers...
      • Humans learn to walk like rats
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      • Rethinking How Kids Learn Science (audio)
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      • Neanderthal Genes Comic
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