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2012/05/28 06:03
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Are we benefiting anything from Social Networks?
Every bit of information on a networker’s computer becomes available to those skilled in this Science, often without the knowledge of the networker. Along with the ability to hack is the...
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2012/05/28 04:25
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Science is imperfect – you can be certain of that
THE STATE OF Science: Former Chief Scientist for Australia Professor Penny Sackett explores how we deal with uncertainty in Science. Listen to the podcast below for more. Uncertainty is a fact of...
Brian Schmidt Penny Sackett Penny D Sackett
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2012/05/28 04:25
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Teaching the nature of science (and keeping stude...
Last week’s Health of Australian Science report, by the Chief Scientist of Australia Ian Chubb, has again highlighted the issue of declining student engagement in Science in primary and secondary...
Ian Chubb
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2012/05/28 03:40
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Coppermoly Limited : Coppermoly Limited, Qld Sulp...
Queensland-based copper explorer Coppermoly Limited (ASX:COY) (“the Company”) is pleased to announce successful completion of a three dimensional Induced Polarisation (3DIP) geophysical programme at...
Esk Trough Coppermoly Limited Brisbane ActivEx Limited
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2012/05/27 23:41
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Olympicene: Smallest 5-Ringed Structure Ever Crea...
A tiny molecule called olympicene has been synthesized by a team of European scientists. The molecule, C19H12, is only 1.2 nanometers wide—about 100,000 times thinner than a human hair. The idea...
IBM Zurich Graham Richards Chemistry Council U.K.’s Royal Society
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2012/05/27 22:05
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Archaeologists discover infant remains
Archaeologists discover infant remainsUpdated: 07:45, Monday May 28, 2012 A 1000-year-old tomb with more than 70 remains, including children, has been discovered by archaeologists in Pachacamac,...
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2012/05/27 19:42
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Letter: University discusses how core values shap...
In the past few weeks, the University has received two separate reports of incidents in our student community that invoked offensive stereotypes of members of particular racial, ethnic and gender...
the University of Chicago Zimmer University of Chicago Campus Life Kimberly Goff-Crews
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2012/05/27 17:24
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Philip Glass opera Kepler presents an analytic mi...
Johannes Kepler, the big questions about reconciliation between religious faith and modern Science get asked — but hardly answered. And while Christian scriptures are used in the opera as an...
Johannes Kepler Philip Glass Matt Boehler Sam Helfrich Galileo Galilei
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2012/05/27 17:07
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Couple Found Dead in Tuscarawas Co. Home
The bodies of a man and his wife were found Saturday morning at a New Philadelphia home as result of an alleged murder-suicide. According to the Tuscarawas County Sheriff's office, the bodies were...
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2012/05/27 11:57
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The soul of the machine
ATLANTIC Wire in Yahoo! reports that computer chips were stuck in the brains of a paralyzed man and a paralyzed woman. The rate of fire of their neurons was monitored as they watched lab technicians...
Yahoo! US Federal Reserve Naval Postgraduate School New Jerusalem General Motors
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2012/05/27 10:55
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Music: It's in your head, changing your brain
... music and the brain is the subject of a symposium at the Association for Psychological Science conference in Chicago this weekend, featuring prominent scientists and Grammy-winning...
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Daniel Levitin Victor Wooten Charles Limb Michael Jackson Johns Hopkins University
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2012/05/27 08:47
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Search still on for College Square tenant
SALISBURY -- Armed with a new marketing tool loaded with demographic data, a local realtor continues a search for a tenant to fill the former SuperFresh space in the College Square shopping...
Wesley Cox Hershel "Buzz" Quillen Salisbury University College Square shopping center Sperry
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2012/05/27 07:48
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Pick a preservation plan for Muncie
Previous columns covered why we do historic preservation and Muncie's preservation successes, but many challenges remain. The biggest preservation challenge in any community is funding. As...
Heather Williams HOME Investment Partnerships
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2012/05/27 03:48
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Meyers looking to create community identity
Meyers residents and community leaders are invited to attend a “Community Identity” session on May 30 to help guide and enhance the Meyers Community Identity as a framework for the next steps in land...
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2012/05/27 03:00
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Noble Prize Winning Physicist Richard Feynman On ...
... going to do things for the fun of it. Feynman is very easy to listen to, explaining complex Science in simple terms. Whether you have a passing interest in physics, or are keen to hear...
Richard Feynman Google
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2012/05/27 00:44
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What parents say
Parents share their thoughts on their kids’ tablet use. The mother of one bought her 6-year-old daughter, Kelly Lam an iPad last year and the two do activities that help them bond. For example,...
Nur Akmal Ahmad Kelly Lam Khaleef Chan YouTube
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2012/05/27 00:44
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Parenting on a tablet
Balance is necessary when parenting with help from technology, writes Zuhaila Sedek Children should spend time outside the house and not be glued to the computer all day GONE are the days when busy...
Zaid Mohamad iPod Kids Industries Electronic tablets
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2012/05/26 17:38
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Water District to Conduct Satisfaction Survey
The Las Virgenes Municipal Water District (LVMWD) will be conducting a customer service survey over the next several weeks and asks those who receive the survey to respond promptly. LVMWD wants to...
LVMWD Survey Action Associates John R. Mundy
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2012/05/26 17:15
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Scientist: Evolution debate will be a thing of th...
NEW YORK (AP) — Noted paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey says scientific discoveries may soon make the debate over evolution a part of history. The Kenyan-born scientist serves as a professor at...
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2012/05/26 15:27
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Spain Puts $24 Billion Into Bankia
Higher interest rates will do more good for savers than they will do damage to borrowers. If you combine the technical picture with the European uncertainty there's good reason to remain...
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