Antiretroviral Drugs Can Prevent HIV in Men Who Have Sex With Men, Study Shows
Stem Cells from Amniotic Fluid: Reprogrammed Amniotic Fluid Cells Can Generate All Types of Body Cells
Early Universe Was a Liquid, Nuclei Collisions at the Large Hadron Collider Show
Brightest ever 'starburst' spotted in space after two huge galaxies collide
Revolutionary stem cells treatment that could cure blindness to be tested on humans for the first time
The glue made from genetically-modified bacteria that can knit cracks in concrete back together
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11/23/10
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11/23/2010 04:42:00 PM
Tags: cell biology, evolution, HIV, material science, microbiology, physics, public health, regenerative medicine, stem cells, universe
6/3/10
les nouvelles
Structure of Immune Molecule That Counteracts HIV Strains Determined
Scientists Create Artificial Mini 'Black Hole'
Jumping Genes Provide Extensive 'Raw Material' for Evolution, Study Finds
Breakthrough in Stem Cell Culturing
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6/03/2010 01:53:00 PM
Tags: biotech, cell biology, evolution, genetics, HIV, immune system, physics, stem cells
4/8/10
les nouvelles
Pictures: New Human Ancestor Fossils Found
Scientists Discover Heavy New Element
Spacewoman asked about career, hair on talk radio
Japanese have seaweed-eating gene, Americans don't
Our Universe at Home Within a Larger Universe? So Suggests Physicist's Wormhole Research
Bacteria Divide Like Clockwork: Cell Division in Cyanobacteria Controlled by Same Kind of Circadian Rhythms That Govern Human Sleep
Brain Tumors: Tissue Stem Cell Turning Into Tumor Stem Cell
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4/08/2010 01:58:00 PM
Tags: cancer, chemistry, evolution, nasa, physics, space, stem cells, universe
3/30/10
les nouvelles
4-Mini-Big Bangs created in cosmos origins project
Scientists have discovered your moral compass - and it's just behind your right ear. MIT researchers have found they can successfully alter people's moral judgments by disrupting a specific brain region.
(Reuters) - The color of money may soon turn a new shade of green as U.S. states across the country consider legalizing and then taxing marijuana to cure chronic budget problems.
For One Tiny Instant, Physicists May Have Broken a Law of Nature
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3/30/2010 03:33:00 PM
Tags: drugs, marijuana, neuroscience, physics
2/15/10
les nouvelles
In Brookhaven Collider, Scientists Briefly Break a Law of Nature
Fog Decline Threatens California’s Towering Redwoods
I could give a fuck less! The fog in SF makes me want to kill myself half of the year...
HIV illness 'delayed by' herpes drug aciclovir: The HSV2 virus causes genital herpes. A common treatment for herpes can delay the need for HIV drugs in people with both infections, say US researchers.
Hormone oxytocin may help Asperger's patients
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2/15/2010 04:03:00 PM
Tags: drugs, HIV, physics, psychology, singularity
12/18/09
les nouvelles
Dark Matter Detected for First Time? Dark matter may have been "felt" for the first time deep in a Minnesota mine, physicists say. Detectors in the mine, part of the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search experiment, were tripped recently by what might be weakly interacting massive particles, or WIMPs.
Undersea robot captures rare deep-sea eruption
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - With California teetering perpetually on the edge of financial ruin, marijuana activists have seized the moment, claiming that legalizing and taxing pot could help bail out the cash-strapped Golden State.
Human Protein Helps Prevent Infection by H1N1 Influenza and Other Viruses
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12/18/2009 04:00:00 PM
Tags: cell biology, dark matter, drugs, evolution, immune system, marijuana, marine biology, oceanography, physics
12/10/09
les nouvelles
Cassini Imaging: Global View of Iapetus' Dichotomy
Saturn's mysterious hexagon crown lit up as 30-year winter ends
NASA has delayed the launch of its new infrared sky mapper by at least a day, with liftoff now scheduled for no earlier than Saturday.
New T. Rex Cousin Suggests Dinosaurs Arose in S. America
Sickle-cell disease can be cured with stem-cell transplant procedure
Firstborns are more selfish than other youngsters... but are more likely to achieve greatness
I was the first born in my family...
Firstborns have been shown to have higher IQs. This may be because they benefit from having their parents' undivided attention at the start of their lives.
Scientists expected to unveil the discovery of dark matter
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12/10/2009 07:39:00 PM
Tags: biotech, cell biology, evolution, evolutionary biology, nasa, physics, regenerative medicine, saturn, space, stem cells
11/23/09
11/20/09
les nouvelles
GENEVA — Scientists switched on the world's largest atom smasher Friday night for the first time since the $10 billion machine suffered a spectacular failure more than a year ago.
Corn genome sequenced; given away to farmers, seed companies
UPDATE 1-UK investigates spread of drug resistant swine flu
Trial of Embryonic Stem Cell Therapy for Eye Disease Planned
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11/20/2009 04:22:00 PM
Tags: biotech, cell biology, disease, evolution, genetics, physics, regenerative medicine, stem cells
10/19/09
les nouvelles
Lots more planets found outside solar system
NASA: Nibiru will not destroy the Earth in 2012
NASA photos show moon strike created plume
Just Chillin': Large Hadron Collider Cold and Ready to Start Up Again
The Future of Human Enhancement
A federal about-face on medical marijuana
New Justice Department guidelines order federal drug agents to cease arresting or charging patients, caregivers or suppliers who are conforming with state law.
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10/19/2009 12:24:00 PM
Tags: drugs, evolution, life extension, marijuana, nasa, physics, singularity, space
10/6/09
les nouvelles
Nobel Awarded for Harnessing Light
Nobel Announcement No Surprise To The T.A. Sciences Team
Nobel Prize for medicine awarded to British-born researcher who showed how enzymes keep us young
IBM using nanotech to read DNA, personalize medicine:
Combining nanotech and microchips, IBM says it's aiming for cheaper, faster DNA sequencing
Health Buzz: Cocaine Vaccine’s Limitations and Other Health News
The severely damaged skull of a Northumberland man involved in a car crash 50 years ago has regenerated itself, a process thought to be rare.
How to watch NASA’s big crash on the moon
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10/06/2009 03:56:00 PM
Tags: biotech, drugs, genetics, life extension, moon, nanotechnology, nobel prize, physics, space, vaccine
9/15/09
les nouvelles
The first real images of the electrons of a single atom have been captured by researchers at the Kharkov Institute for Physics and Technology in Ukraine, using a field-emission electron microscope (FEEM).
brought to you by kurzweilai.net!
Teenglish: From Frape to Neek the words used by teenagers that baffle adults
I'm constantly concerned that I won't be able to understand anything those fucking kids say! I already have problems, and I'm someone who is very "in touch" with what's young and cool- only so I can stay relevant.
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9/15/2009 08:34:00 PM
Tags: evolution, linguistics, physics, singularity, technology
8/6/09
les nouvelles
One in six long-term young jobless 'dead within ten years'
Life on Mars theory goes up in a puff: Scientists find methane gas would make planet poisonous
Ocean coral offers pain relief for people with nerve damage
Alaska glaciers shrinking fast: survey
The world’s biggest physics experiment will begin doing physics this winter at half power, officials at CERN, the European Center for Nuclear Research, said Thursday.
(08-06) 18:56 PDT -- In the first test of its planet-hunting ability, NASA's new spacecraft Kepler has shown that it can indeed detect planetary objects orbiting distant stars, and is now ready to search for Earth-like planets far out in the Milky Way galaxy.
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8/06/2009 06:57:00 PM
Tags: chemistry, drugs, economy, evolution, global warming, life, mars, physics, space, space travel, telescopes
6/22/09
les nouvelles
Great whites 'plan' seal attacks
FTC to crack down on undisclosed "sponsored" blogging: Do your favorite mom and pop blogs secretly accept cash or gifts in exchange for product mentions? They might, and the FTC wants to make sure they disclose their conflicts of interest with a new set of guidelines that it hopes to implement later this year.
I guess this would be a good time to mention that I have never gotten any money for this website... in fact spent $10 on it, so this blog already has me in the negative.
Patients Often Not Told About Abnormal Test Results
I've been saying the whole time that doctors have been using psychology against people, which is usually not a bad thing... when people don't know they're sick they usually get better...
Free HIV testing this week in L.A. County
New map finds HIV rates are highest in the South
MONDAY, June 22 (HealthDay News) -- A radical new therapy could improve treatment of people with HIV-AIDS by destroying the viruses circulating in the body as well as those hiding in immune system cells, according to a new study.
A team of American and Canadian researchers have high hopes for a combination of targeted chemotherapy and what's known as highly active anti-retroviral (HAART) treatments.
Final countdown: Big Bang collider to restart in October
Darwin's 'evolution' moth changes back from black to white thanks to soot-free skies
Set the controls for the heart of the Sun
'This is save-the-world science. This is the energy holy grail'
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6/22/2009 02:27:00 PM
Tags: animal psychology, biotech, cell biology, evolution, evolutionary ecology, HIV, internet, my blog, physics, psychology, public health, space
3/16/09
les nouvelles
Orbiting Debris May Reroute NASA's Space Shuttle Discovery
Walking, talking female robot to hit Japan catwalk
A walking, talking female robot to debut on a Japanese catwalk, not ready to help with chores
Physicist wins £1m Templeton gong
New York will bear brunt of uneven sea level rise
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3/16/2009 12:39:00 PM
Tags: android, evolution, global warming, nasa, physics, singularity, space, space travel
11/20/08
interesting
e=mc2: 103 years later, Einstein's proven right
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11/20/2008 08:36:00 PM
10/9/08
new news
Three Physicists Share Nobel Prize
Ever since Galileo, physicists have been guided in their quest for the ultimate laws of nature by the search for symmetries, or properties of nature that appear the same under different circumstances.
2008 Chemistry Nobel Prize goes to those who lit up cells
Square-Enix teams up with NeuroSky for mind-control gaming
->I'm not really into gaming, but I find this news interesting and inspiring. I just read something saying 98% of kids today play video games, where the hell have I been at? I'm hella out of the loop.
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double arm transplant- wtf??
Testicles: A New Source of Stem Cells?
Microsoft to take part in genetic test study at Scripps Health
...but tomorrow, it won't be "the news" anymore, because the real news will replace it. I guess it makes it the olds. And by the way, all the news is SO DEPRESSING right now, especially the elections/economy news. Obviously, the american way of life can no longer exist- which is what both needed to happen so desperately, but at the same time is going to just be something else I have to deal with- sucks to live through shit like that, but considering what I've lived thru so far in my short time on earth, I'm sure I'll be fine. I always land on my feet...
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10/09/2008 09:18:00 PM
Tags: chemistry, genetics, health, nobel prize, physics, stem cells, video games
9/11/08
news
Sexual Satisfaction More About Psychology And Less about Biology,Study Says
OMG, didn't Jenna say all that in her book! How To Make Love Like A Porn Star is my bible.
CDC Campaign Targets MRSA Infections
Vitamin B12 Key to Aging Brain Deficiency led to more brain shrinkage, study shows
EPA to develop stricter standards for ocean water
Particle Accelerator Speeds Into an Age of 'New Physics'
O3B satellites could bring real net access to rest of world
HOUSTON — In a leaked e-mail intended for top advisors, NASA chief Michael Griffin last month lamented the mandated 2010 retirement of the agency's space-shuttle fleet, as well as the likelihood that U.S. astronauts will be absent from the International Space Station for extended periods in the future.
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9/11/2008 10:29:00 PM
Tags: disease, gerontology, physics, politics, psychology, sex, space
8/9/08
love