"The human brain naturally produces and processes compounds closely related to those found in Cannabis sativa, better known as marijuana [see "The Brain's Own Marijuana," by Roger A. Nicoll and Bradley E. Alger. These compounds are called endogenous cannabinoids or...
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"The soggy weather might have cast a dampener on the traditional British summer - but it has ensured vegetables are thriving and breaking new records.This monster vegetable now holds the new world record for the...
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Hope this effort could be followed by others. " One of Britain’s most windswept schools has taken advantage of its position on an exposed Cornish headland to reduce its electricity bills by up to 90 per cent....
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"An ancient organism from the pit of a collapsed volcano may hold the key to tomorrow's hydrogen economy. Scientists from across the world have formed a team to unlock the process refined by a billions-year old archaea. The U.S. Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute...
"Self-medication may be the reason the blogosphere has taken off. Scientists (and writers) have long known about the therapeutic benefits of writing about personal experiences, thoughts and feelings. But besides serving as a stress-coping mechanism, expressive writing...
A pipeline that carries nearly half of Britain's oil is gradually being shut down today ahead of a possible strike over pensions that has already closed a major refinery and started some panic fuel buying.The...
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"A family tree of Harry Potter, hand-written by J.K. Rowling, offers a tantalising glimpse into the future of the boy wizard and his pals. But the author promises that the future of her characters, their...
Very interesting exchange between writer and blogger."The New York Times has to work very hard to make the performance of the economy during the past few years look bad. This morning, David Cay Johnston did his...
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"An innovative method of transforming coal waste into a powerful new energy form has been developed by a team of scientists based in Northern Ireland.
They have come up with a chemical formula which, when added to coal sludge, produces fuel pellets which can be burned in...
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You wouldn't want to mess with this kid. This 19 month old could show you a thing or two in the gymnastics ring, or on the football field. His massive strength is technically an abnormality, but what an ailment...
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Nigerian film is beginning to make its way off the continent, after
a long period of microdistribution and straight-to-video. A few years
back, I had the privilege of attending the Cape Town International
Cinema...
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The spokesman for Redux, which markets Cocaine, attempts to explain away his product's name association, but to limited success."An energy drink called Cocaine has been pulled from stores nationwide amid concerns...
"Gregory Guichard once sweated over a hot glue gun for four days to set 3,000 Swarovski crystals onto a pair of sneakers. Now he professionally produces customized shoes worth hundreds of dollars. Ben Hoffman experimented for a year to get the right group of artists to...
"A delicious, low-fat dinner with no pots, no pans and minimal cleanup? It's not wishful thinking. It's a matter of using the technique known by the French as "en papillote," or cooked in a paper wrapper. Here's how it works. Fresh food is cooked in tightly...
"Why save energy in your home?
Using energy efficiently in the home is important for a number of reasons;
1. Our natural resources of coal, oil and gas are dwindling,
2. Reducing energy use, reduces the emission...
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