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Robot builds its own children, mimics evolution
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11 years ago
A mother robot built her own robot children, improving them with each successive generation all with virtually no human intervention. Mull that over for a minute. The robotics...
Baby born inside its amniotic sac
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11 years ago
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/article11436409.ece#ooid=RsZmRtczqFG3fQkFi3So5m0dmPeYLsTJ By Robert Midgley ,and agencies, video source, ITN 10:04AM GMT 26 Feb...
Trips to Disney theme parks in California linked to measles cases
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11 years ago
Trips to Disney theme parks in California linked to measles casesSeven California residents and two from Utah likely contracted measles on a trip to Disney theme parks in California, state...
Medicare, Assisted Living, Estate Planning, Elder Care, etc.
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12 years ago
Hey, so if anyone is looking for any unprofessional, but real world advice on how to navigate the crazy world of elder care, I can help free of charge here on this forum with some of the...
Anorexia and the 'Too Fat to Fit Through the Door' Experiment
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12 years ago
Anorexia, a form of body dysmorphic disorder, is where people actually process how they look differently in the brain. People who suffer from this disorder actually see themselves differently than...
Woman's Lab Accident Yields Amazing New Material
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12 years ago
LINK : http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/innovation/lab-accident-yields-ultra-strong-material-recycles-cleanly-n105686 Tech / Innovation Stefan Wermuth / REUTERS file 2 days Lab...
A very special Humble Bundle of Love for Brandon Boyer
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12 years ago
I'm sure a lot of you may not be aware of this, but there are many video game developers and philanthropists that get together and create bundles of games where the proceeds go to various...
Two Black Holes 10 Billion Size of Our Sun
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12 years ago
From the Huffington Post: CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Scientists have found the biggest black holes known to exist each one 10 billion times the size of our sun. A team led by astronomers at the...
No more food stains or sweaty arm pits. Nervious won't show as wet spots.
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12 years ago
All my life I have seemed to have the innate ability to drop food on my shirt or pants. It must be something out of my control or I could stop it. But in the very near and present future the...
Health care cost your insurance does not pay but you have to pay.
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13 years ago
This is past tense and nothing to do with Obama Care. Just how much are your being soaked above and beyond what the Insurance Company covers. Insurance companies say they just don't know you can...
European watchdogs order Google to rewrite privacy policy or face legal action
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13 years ago
" Privacy watchdogs in the UK, Germany and Italy have told Google to rewrite its privacy policy in Europe or face legal sanctions, 15 months after the search giant unilaterally altered...
Help, help, help, and boy do I need the help!
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13 years ago
Ok, here's the story. I was with AT&T until they screwed up my phone number. So I now have an iWireless prepaid account, unlimited everything, text, talk, pic text, internet for the low price...
Groundwater week, Oops, I missed it.
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13 years ago
This goes out to Dowser. Really sad that I can hear about talk like a pirate day on the radio, but nary a peep about something like this. Not that declaring a national week or month actually...
Poof! Dust disk that might have made planets disappears
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14 years ago
(Reuters) - In a cosmic case of "now-you-see-it, now-you-don't," a brilliant disk of dust around a Sun-like star has suddenly vanished, and the scientists who observed the disappearance aren't...
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