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• Researchers: Bacteria on Skin’s Surface Unlock Positive Medical Responses in Body

  
  The Inquisitr Entertainment — Authority: 742
  San Diego, CA (AHN) – A University of California, San Diego School of Medicine study shows that the normal bacteria living on the skin surface trigger a pathway that prevents excessive inflammation after injury. Researchers conducted the study on mice and human cultures and came across interesting evidence about the ...
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• Bacteria vital for healthy skin

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 719
  Washington, Nov 23 (IANS) Bacteria living on the surface of the skin helps in maintaining its healthy texture, says a new study.“These germs are actually good for us,” said Richard L. Gallo, professor of medicine and paediatrics, who also heads the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) dermatology ...
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• Children should be allowed to play in the dirt new research suggests

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 973
  Children should be allowed to play in the dirt because being too clean can impair the skins ability to heal itself new research suggests.
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• Lets Test This Hypothesis: Longer Posts Relate to Fewer Comments

  
  Communication Exchange — Authority: 121
  In my last post, I indicated that I tend to believe that longer blog posts will receive fewer comments. If I were still working as an Associate Professor of Communication at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, conducting research on various communication-related topics, I might very well have decided to test ...
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• Myths About Balls: Why They Dangle, Why They Hurt [How The Other Half Lives]

  
  Jezebel — Authority: 815
  Jesse Bering, he of the hilarious penis column fame , is at it again. This time, we learn everything we ever (or perhaps never) wanted to know about testicles. Reading Berings article feels a bit like watching monkeys masturbate at the zoo: you want to look away, but there is something grossly fascinating about ...
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• Infections Linked to Schizophrenia

  
  Psych Central News — Authority: 553
  Swedish researchers have developed a technique that analyzes inflammatory substances in cerebrospinal fluid — the liquid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord. Using this method they discovered patients with recent-onset schizophrenia have higher levels of inflammatory substances in their brains. Although the ...
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• The Statinator Paradox

  
  The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. — Authority: 474
  Pity the poor lipophobes and statinators.  They’ve just taken another grievous wound to their favorite theory and haven’t even got sense enough to know it.  In fact, not only do they not have sense enough to realize they’ve taken the hit, they’re actually crowing about it. The current issue of the Journal of ...
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• Death of the mastadon

  
  The Why Files — Authority: 107
  Its one of the biggest puzzles of paleontology: Why did North Americas large mammals go extinct shortly after the glaciers melted about 15k years ago? New study suggests that hunters get the credit -- or blame.
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• Death of the mastodon

  
  The Why Files — Authority: 107
  Its one of the biggest puzzles of paleontology: Why did North Americas large mammals go extinct shortly after the glaciers melted about 15k years ago? New study suggests that hunters get the credit -- or blame.
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• Kristin Ross and the Democratic Hypothesis

  
  boredom is always counter-revolutionary — Authority: 110
  Kristin Ross – something of an academic heroine of mine – spoke at Tate Britain last Tuesday, delivering a paper that she introduced as a response to the question, ‘Are you a democrat?’ ‘Democrat’, here, is democrat , rather than Democrat : the question asking not so much for Ross to place herself on a ...
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• The Tyranny of Evidence: Do Scientists Use Dogma?

  
  nikkypals.com — Authority: 169
  issues of science? Why can’t we teach both sides? Isn’t that good science pedagogy? Here’s some links to additional information 1. [Neutral] Aquatic Ape Hypothesis (AAH) en.wikipedia.org 2. Critical of AAH www.aquaticape.org 3. Favorable of AAH www.primitivism.com 4. [Neutral] Endosymbiotic Theory (EST) ...
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• FReeper Canteen~Scuttlebutt~19 Nov 09

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 173
      At the FReeper Canteen! Cmon and take a break ! Walk on over to the water cooler and lets chat. Post your thoughts, opinions, news of the day, rantings, ravings, pontificates, hypothesis, hyperboles, your soap box cause, your mantra, your baggage, your garbage, your blogging, your secrets, whatever you feel ...
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• Happy Riemann Hypothesis Day!

  
  Off the Kuff — Authority: 148
  What did you do to celebrate ? Nov. 18, 2009, has been officially declared Riemann Hypothesis Day to celebrate the 150 th anniversary of one of the key unsolved problems in pure mathematics. Mathematical events are scheduled across the globe to celebrate this special occasion. The conjecture deals with the ...
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• 5 Things You Didn’t Know About the Moon

  
  Blogoncherry — Authority: 151
  The Moon?Yes, I see the moon every night.“The Moon is Earth’s only natural satellite.”“The Moon is the fifth largest satellite in the Solar System.”“The Moon’s diameter is a little more than a quarter of that of the Earth.”…but, did you know that …1. Turtles were the first to orbit the moonSure, ...
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• The Big Bang Theory – Penny’s Christmas gift to Sheldon

  
  chocobaby.luv.ph — Authority: 164
  A little background… Earlier in the episode, Sheldon planned to have multiple presents ready for Penny so he could give her a present equal in value to the one she gave him. This is how it turned out… The clip is obviously property of CBS
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• High Beta Personalities?

  
  Tim Oren's Due Diligence — Authority: 463
  An interesting article in The Atlantic describes studies of a so-called orchid gene , believed to indirectly code for a tendency to ADHD as well as anti-social behavior, violence and externalizing (what wed have called acting up back in the day). The relevant evolutionary question is: If humans as both as groups ...
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• Secret #5 for Speaking Fluent Japanese - Hypothesis

  
  Rainbowhill Language Lab — Authority: 112
  How to go beyond the merely factual The fifth post of the series - 13 Secret Techniques to Put You on the Fast Track to Fluency in Japanese . One of things Giles Murray is able to achieve with his book, 13 Secrets to Speaking Fluent Japanese , is a blending of authentic Japanese texts with the idea that ...
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• Children’s Food Allergies Rising Quickly

  
  Fooducate — Authority: 541
  The Journal of Pediatrics published a report on Monday showing an increase of 18% in food allergies in a 10 year period starting in 1997. This brings the total percentage of kids with allergies to 3.9% or 1 in 25 children under the age of 18. That’s about 2.88 million children across the country, or one in every ...
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• Paradoxes of efficient market theory

  
  Resilience Science — Authority: 421
  Complex systems scientist Cosma Shalizi reviews economic journalist Justin Fox’s book The Myth of the Rational Market: A History of Risk, Reward, and Delusion on Wall Street for American Scientist magazine in the article Twilight of the Efficient Markets:The Myth of the Rational Market, by Justin Fox, is an ...
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• Understanding the 2012 Nibiru Question

  
  47 Movies — Authority: 158
  The 2012 Nibiru question relates to whether or not a hitherto undiscovered planet is going to pass in close proximity to the Earth causing untold catastrophe. People that believe this hypothesis suggest that it is a celestial body which, as like all planets, has a fixed cycle. This orbit brings it in proximity to our ...
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