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People On Probiotics Focus Less On Bad Feelings, Study Findsbraindecoder.com
Probiotics have been touted to be beneficial for a number of physical health problems, and recently researchers have also begun to look at their potential for improving our mental well-being. For instance, researchers have reported that consuming pro... -
The Unbundling Of Everythingtechcrunch.com
We’ve been living in a bundled world. ESPN packaged with Nickelodeon, healthcare tied to employers, learning wrapped up in colleges and degree programs... -
New landslide video: a fascinating and huge Russian earthflow - The Landslide Blog - AGU Blogosphereblogs.agu.org
Youtube has an amazing new video of a huge Russian earthflow in motion, taken on 1st April 2015. The location is apparently Zarechnyi in Penzenskaya. -
Maybe crickets aren't the food of the future, after allfusion.net
Among a certain kind of food-futurist-nerd, it's accepted wisdom that crickets and grasshoppers might be the protein source of the next generation. -
Google Wants To Speed Up The Web With Its QUIC Protocoltechcrunch.com
You may have never heard of it, but if you are a Chrome users, chances are you've used Google's QUIC protocol already. As Google disclosed this week, about.. -
How Success Almost Killed A Game, And How Its Creators Saved Itnpr.org
When Magic: The Gathering became a hit, its creators faced a surprising problem. -
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The World's Most Southerly ATM: An Interview With Wells Fargo's David Parkerneedcoffee.com
I was fascinated when I learned that there was an ATM on Antarctica, specifically at McMurdo Station. Just because, you know, it's not like your local ATM that they can zip a service tech out to. So to sate my curiosity, I gave a ping to Wells Fargo,... -
Kansas Police shutdown cannabis oil activist's Facebook to prevent her from raising money for her legal defensekansasexposed.org
The Garden City Police Department had cannabis oil activist Shona Banda's Facebook account shutdown because she was using her social media network to raise money for her legal defense after the pol... -
The Look of Love Is in the Dog's Eyeswell.blogs.nytimes.com
Dogs who trained a long gaze on their owners had elevated levels of oxytocin, a hormone produced in the brain that is associated with nurturing and attachment. After receiving those long gazes, the owners’ levels of oxytocin increased, too. -
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Proto quantum computer inspired by Victorians gets a speed boost - physics-math - 17 April 2015 - New Scientistnewscientist.com
A new approach has sped up a quantum device that exploits collisions between particles, signalling that the method may have yet more mileage in it -
Return of the Twitter Gulag? Some conservatives suspect themselves booted by new 'quality filter'; Updatedtwitchy.com
"We suck at dealing with abuse and trolls on the platform" — let's hope the "fix" doesn't suck as well. -
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United Airlines Stops Researcher Who Tweeted about Airplane Network Security from Boarding Flight to Security Conferenceseff.org
Our client, Chris Roberts, a founder of the security intelligence firm One World Labs, found himself detained by the FBI earlier this week after tweeting about airplane network security during a United Airlines flight. When Roberts landed in Syracuse, ... - oldwww.acm.org
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After 50 Years, Moore's Law Has Only Started To Disrupt Everything We Doforbes.com
April 19 marks the 50th anniversary of Moore's Law, but the impact of Gordon Moore's prediction that computer power will double every two years has only begun to transform industry and society.
