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• in Politics
  Explaining Racism: Part 1 - Why Do the Heathen Rage?
  It doesn't mean racists aren't still sleazy scumbags... but SCIENCE helps us understand them!
  by parkypundit / on May 9, 2011
• in TV
  American Experience Presents Dinosaur Wars, January 17, PBS
  DINOSAUR WARS recounts the epic battle waged over dinosaur fossils by rival paleontologists in the American West.
  by missbobetier / on Jan 12, 2011
• in Politics
  Scientific Results Filtered by Canadian Government
  In spring, Natural Resources Canada scientists got a new rule. No revealing results without the Minister's approval.
  by thepoliteskeptic / on Sep 18, 2010

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “scientists”

 

• Meet the 30ft Dinosaur-age crocodile with the ‘fish trap’ head

  
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  http://www.mirror.co.uk/ Meet the 30ft Dinosaur-age crocodile with the ‘fish trap’ head A dinosaur-age ancestor of modern crocodiles from Morocco had a huge armoured head designed as a “fish trap”, scientists have revealed. published date:Wed, 01 Feb 2012 09:13:00 GMT
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• Mind-reading could soon become a reality, say scientists

  
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  http://www.mirror.co.uk/ Mind-reading could soon become a reality, say scientists Scientists may soon be able to listen to stroke or paralysed patients who can hear but cannot speak published date:Tue, 31 Jan 2012 22:00:00 GMT
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• Space tech to get rid of painful kidney stones

  
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  Washington, Feb 1 (IANS) Space scientists are harnessing ultrasound to not only detect painful kidney stones but also to get rid of them through a process called “twinkling artifact”.The risk of kidney stones developing in space is aggravated by environmental conditions, scarcity of resouces and the distance from ...
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• First for Antibody Labeling Company Launches New Flow Cytometry Guide

  
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  Innova Biosciences the inventor of the world’s easiest to use antibody labeling kits (Lightning-Link™ or Lightning-Link™ Rapid), has produced a new informative guide for scientists Cambridge, UK, January 30, 2012 – Innova Biosciences (United Kingdom) the inventor of the world’s easiest to use antibody ...
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• Mr. President, You Are Building the Wrong Car

  
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  In a Could 2007 speech prior to the Detroit Financial Club, Candidate Obama chastised American automakers for building the incorrect cars—while they had been creating “bigger, quicker automobiles,” “foreign opponents were investing in more gas-productive technological innovation.”  He said that “it’s ...
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• ISRO to release reports on Antrix-Devas deal

  
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  Chennai, Jan 31 (IANS) Indian space agency chief K. Radhakrishnan Tuesday indicated he will soon release reports of two committees on the controversial Antrix-Devas deal, which led to the government blacklisting his predecessor G. Madhavan Nair.In his first comment on the raging controversy Radhakrishnan made no ...
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• Tasar silk keeps a damaged heart healthy

  
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  Silk is set to make a leap from dressing Indian brides to potentially growing replacement tissue for damaged hearts, keeping them healthy and evergreen. Max Planck scientists in Germany have succeeded in loading cardiac muscle cells onto a 3D scaffold (framework), created using the Tasar silk produced by a tropical ...
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• PM should probe ISRO blacklisting order: Former chairman (Interview)

  
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  Bangalore, Jan 29 (IANS) Stung by a government order debarring him and three other reputed space scientists from occupying official posts, former Indian space agency chairman G. Madhavan Nair has demanded that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh immediately enquire into the case.“As I am not aware who took the decision ...
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• President Obama Wants to Help the Little Guys—Especially If They’re Named Boone Pickens and George Soros

  
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  President Barack Obama spoke up for the financial pursuits of the tiny guy in his State of the Union speech to Congress on January 24th.  On January 26th, the President spoke in Las Vegas about utilizing taxpayer dollars to enhance the financial properly-getting on one particular of individuals tiny guys in ...
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• High heels could be bad for your health

  
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  London, Jan 28 (IANS) While many women may view high heels as a style statement or find them as an essential in their wardrobes, it could actually be proving bad for their health, a study has suggested.A first of its kind scientific study has found that lovers of heels walk markedly different from [...]
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• Amazon rainforest mapped in unprecedented detail

  
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  http://www.guardian.co.uk Amazon rainforest mapped in unprecedented detail Scientists record Amazon’s structure and biodiversity by bouncing laser beams off forest 400,000 times per secondFive thousand metres above the most biodiverse corner of the Amazon, tropical ecologist Greg Asner and his team see ...
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• Autism signs ‘can be detected in 6-month-old babies’ by measuring brain activity

  
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  http://www.dailymail.co.uk Autism signs ‘can be detected in 6-month-old babies’ by measuring brain activity Scientists from Birkbeck College, London, say the test could help identify infants most at risk of developing the disorder later in life. published date:Fri, 27 Jan 2012 11:07:33 GMT
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• Scientists find genetic mutation associated with early prostate cancer

  
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  Scientists come across genetic mutation connected with early prostate most cancers By Jay Price tag / McClatchy Newspapers CHAPEL HILL, NC — A staff of researchers has found a genetic mutation strongly related with prostate cancers that occur at unusually early ages and among folks with a household historical ...
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• Mild tremors in parts of Andhra trigger panic

  
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  Hyderabad, Jan 26 (IANS) Mild tremors in parts of Andhra Pradesh Thursday triggered panic among people. There was no loss of life or damage to property.People ran out of their houses in several parts of Krishna and Guntur districts in north coastal Andhra and Khammam district in Telangana region as the earth [...]
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• Scientists make ‘invisibility cloak’ breakthrough

  
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  http://www.telegraph.co.uk Scientists make ‘invisibility cloak’ breakthrough Scientists in the United States have made a further step towards creating an “invisibility cloak” by masking a large, free-standing object in three dimensions. published date:Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:06:26 GMT
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• ISRO mum on Nair’s outburst, scientists dismayed

  
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  Bangalore/Chennai, Jan 25 (IANS) The state-run Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Wednesday declined to comment on the outburst of its former chairman G. Madhavan Nair on the space agency and its current chairman K. Radhakrishnan, saying it would do so at the “appropriate time”.“We have no comments for ...
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• Probing the Neural Networks of Human Conflict

  
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  Why do some human groups appear to hate each other? New research by a group of neuroscientists attempts to use brain imaging to determine how the brain responds to empathy and conflict-resolution. Emile Bruneau and Rebecca Saxe of Massachusetts Institute of Technology are studying why empathy — the ability to feel ...
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• Scientist, Job Openings in Ahmedabad – National Institute of Occupational Health

  
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  National Institute of Occupational Health Meghaninagar National Institute of Occupational Health  Name of the Government Organization: National Institute of Occupational Health Applications are invited for filling up the following posts:- Job Number: 01 Job Designation: Scientist-B Experimental Toxicology ...
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• Obama, the Outsourcer-in-Chief

  
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  Ironically, in his State of the Union Handle tonight, President Obama railed versus “outsourcing.”  That was humorous, since he has spent billions of tax dollars on subsidizing the outsourcing of American jobs to foreign nations around the world. “79 percent” of all green-work funding in Obama’s $ 800 ...
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• Women suffer pain more intensely than men

  
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  Washington, Jan 24 (IANS) Women suffer pain more intensely than men in virtually every disease category, according to an exhaustive analysis.Stanford University scientists based the findings on a novel database that examined more than 160,000 pain scores reported for more than 72,000 adult patients.“None of these ...
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