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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Best Science In Fiction
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When It Comes To Science In Movies, Attitude Is As Important As Accuracy
Movies like Interstellar and the forthcoming The Martian are important not because they get all the scientific details right (they don’t) but because they have an attitude toward science that deserves greater prominence.
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Can Doctors Improve Patient Outcomes With Social Media?
Dr. Kevin Campbell, MD, internationally-recognized cardiologist, discusses using social media to educate patients, collaborate and stay connected with colleagues across the globe.
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Emmys Aftermath: Will HBO Be TV’s Last Brand Standing?
It was an old fashioned “whuppin’” by Time Warner’s HBO at the 67th annual Emmy Awards Sunday Night. Yes, NBC did garner a win for Best Reality Series and Viola Davis’s win for Best Actress (on behalf of the Shonda Rimes channel, aka Disney’s ABC network) was touching. But in most of the prestigious comedy and drama categories, HBO was dominant.
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The End Of Uber For Healthcare. What’s Next?
New model can save time and money when treating chronic care patients
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M 4.9 – 83km WNW of La Ligua, Chile
- Time
- 2015-09-24 14:39:43 UTC
- 2015-09-24 09:39:43 -05:00 at epicenter
- Location
- 32.271°S 72.093°W
- Depth
- 10.00 km (6.21 mi)
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Apple Fails To Patch Cunning Lockscreen Bypass In iOS 9.0.1, Warns Researcher
There’s a user-friendly way to hack into people’s iPhone contacts, messages and photos, a researcher claims. Indeed, his exploit, working on the latest iOS, version 9.0.1, is now available on YouTube and is getting a lot of interest…
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Veil Nebula Supernova Remnant
Flying to the edge of space without an engine is an idea so crazy it might just work
Flying to the edge of space without an engine is an idea so crazy it might just work
If you thought that flying in the earth’s stratosphere requires super-powerful engines, think again. The new Perlan 2 Glider, which completed its first-ever test flight on Sept. 23 in Redmond, Oregon, is a tiny engineless aircraft that’s designed to reach the edge of space by “surfing” the strong air currents of the Polar Vortex.
September 24, 2015 at 09:38AM
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