http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jj7T86y5V0An award winning author uses eight everyday items to tell the story of plastic, and how we can learn to live with the material that never dies. Learn more about this book here and its author here, www.susanfreinkel.com Non-Fiction
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New Delhi: India's popular tourism havens and drug traffkiling hot spot state like Goa, Himachal Pradesh and Rajasthan have emerged as the "hot spots" for cocaine, ecstasy and LSD besides other synthetic drugs....
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I have been thinking about a Platonic-like organization of society where synthetics of the world -- those cold, self-righteous, racist, elitist, despotic, and ultra-Machiavellian creatures – would be considered the lowest creatures on the face of the Earth. There is...
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Unwanted fat on thighs and stomach can now be re-distributed and used as breast implants. This new operation has so far been tested in Britain and the United States, and is expected to be available to the public...
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Rachel Alexandra, the Great Yesterday, in what is likely to be the final bow of her three year-old campaign. Out of this world filly Rachel Alexandra took on older horses for the first time in her already...
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This afternoon at 4:09 p.m. race four on today's Saratoga card will go to post with a little something extra on the line. Thanks to a host of long-shots that paraded to the winners circle during the first...
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Y2K (00') top apprentice jockey Tyler Baze who does his best ridding in Southern California would have been the center of attention at Del Mar Racetrack if it weren't for a pesky broken finger that will keep the...
" 1 Finding at least one thing about your appearance worth complimenting (“I’ve always loved your ... earlobes”). 2 Finding at least one thing about your new haircut worth criticising. 3 Lending you...
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" 1 Whistling at you in the street on your 41st birthday (this should be a state-funded initiative). 2 Model railways, the running and maintenance of. 3 Pigeon fancying. 4 Particle physics. 5 Eating...
" Marijuana Rx Has medical marijuana gotten a bad rap? Dr. Jon LaPook talks with Dr. Herbert Kleber and Dr. Mitch Earleywine on the pros and cons of using medical marijuana...
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Synthetic Biology: renewable fuel ? The Microprocessor created intelligent, self controlling, so called closed loop machines. the next step happens in Hong Kong China, program the DNA of a bacteriaand look what...
created by SOLARLIFE | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 186 views | 2 recommendations | 2 comments
"The staunchest supporters of each of the two sides in what I call Africa's 'agro-ideological debate' are unlikely to see eye to eye any time soon, so deep is their suspicion of each others' motives. To advocates of intensive 'green revolution' revolution methods, Africa's...
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Researchers are developing organic robots that will mimic the way octupuses move and use their bodies. They believe that within two years these organic machines will change robotics forever. This approach using...
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I found this statistic surprising: in 1994 there were only two pot-based pharmaceutical drugs in development in the US, while in 2004 there were 27. That's a big leap, one that could potentially hold some clout in...
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Cutting edge thinking on harnessing the enzyme activity of bacteria to power appliances such as laptops. Some might begin to worry about the 'design' element when applied to bacteria or other living matter and the...
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