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 Science & Tech  Susan - 35 days ago - medicalnewstoday.com As well as being unethical, animal models of pain are simplistic and fail to replicate the multi-dimensional experience of human pain with its complex genetic, biological and psychological aspects.
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 Science & Tech  Gregory - 35 days ago - brasschecktv.com VIDEO:Twenty-five year ago, America and the rest of the world could have solved its gasoline problem once
and for all. But PBS and Chevron had other ideas.A multi-trillion dollar fraud that hooked
the modern world on gasoline and methodically
buried
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Military Report: Secretly 'Recruit or Hire Bloggers'
Science & Tech  - 193 days ago - blog.wired.com A study, written for U.S. Special Operations Command, suggested "clandestinely recruiting or hiring prominent bloggers."
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Human Chips Implants Banned in California;Ships to Be Used in Cellphones Instead
Science & Tech Jaime - 206 days ago - fresnobee.com Law against companies forcing employees to have chip implants
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Cancer Hero In Jail Because He Helped Folks Cure Themselves
Science & Tech  Judy - 223 days ago - prisoninmates.com World & national champion arm-wrestler, in federal prison for violating a court-ordered injunction whichtold him heI could no longer sell apricot seeds. No, joke. He cured himself after 2nd terminal cancer diagnosis and was trying to help others..
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 Science & Tech Susan - 234 days ago - reuters.com Kids who live in neighborhoods with heavy traffic pollution have lower IQs and score worse on other tests of intelligence and memory than children who breathe cleaner air, a new study shows.
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Top Scientists Want Research Free From Politics
Science & Tech - 235 days ago - ipsnews.net Leading U.S. scientists called on Congress Thursday to make sure the next president does not do what they say the George W. Bush Administration has done: censor, suppress and falsify important environmental and health research.
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 Science & Tech  Susiebell - 241 days ago - cnn.com (CNN) -- Notorious 20th-century bank robber Willie Sutton said famously, "I rob banks because that's where the money is." 21st-century criminals are following his footsteps.cyberthieves use a different type of subterfuge phishing to wipe bank accounts
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Humane Society Points Out Downed Cows Being Introduced to USDA Childrens Food Supply
Science & Tech  Susan - 254 days ago - community.hsus.org Graphic Warning! Humane Society undercover video of downed cows at slaughterhouse being abused and tortured. The beef is being given to the USDA through the School Lunch Program! Pls sign the petition.
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 Science & Tech  Mari - 293 days ago - gristmill.grist.org articles in "How to Talk to a Climate Skeptic," a series by Coby Beck containing responses to the most common skeptical arguments on global warming. There are four separate taxonomies; arguments...
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 Science & Tech Mari - 296 days ago - ucsaction.org Congress recently passed a Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS) as part of the Energy Bill. This standard would require the production of as much as 36 billion gallons of biofuels, such as ethanol and biodiesel, by 2022 and includes important environmental
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 Science & Tech  Lovebug - 305 days ago - techcrunch.com There's been no shortage of stories lately alleging that Wikipedia moderators have fascist tendencies, but a new case goes one step further. A German politician has filed charges against Wikipedia alleging that the worlds most famous UGC site promotes Naz
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 Science & Tech Lovebug - 310 days ago - prisonplanet.com Cisco confirmed it is possible to eavesdrop on remote conversations using Cisco VoIP phones. In its security response, Cisco says: "an attacker with valid Extension Mobility authentication credentials could cause a Cisco Unif
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 Science & Tech Mari - 329 days ago - www2.grist.org Green groups battle over climate bills in the Senate. When writer and climate activist Bill McKibben took to the pages of The Washington Post late last month to demand that legislators and activists back the most ambitious climate-change bill in the U.S.
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 Science & Tech Mari - 329 days ago - livescience.com A gray, grim landscape used to greet residents of the Northeastern United States each November, but autumn's riot of red, orange and yellow came late this year. Delayed fall foliage also occurred in Chicago and parts of Europe.
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