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we did it
The announcement was made tonight by Amazon’s boss himself, Jeff Bezos, at National Space Society’s International Space Development Conference in Los Angeles where he was an honoree. It happened an hour or so after The Expanse panel at the same event that featured exec producer and showrunner Naren Shankar and cast members Cas Anvar, Wes Chatham and Steven Strait.
The announcement was made tonight by Amazon’s boss himself, Jeff Bezos, at National Space Society’s International Space Development Conference in Los Angeles where he was an honoree. It happened an hour or so after The Expanse panel at the same event that featured exec producer and showrunner Naren Shankar and cast members Cas Anvar, Wes Chatham and Steven Strait.
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The brain requires nutrients just like your heart, lungs or muscles do. But which foods are best for brain health? Check this list to see what you should eat to optimize your brain power.
http://www.thehealthypage.com/5-best-foods-brain-health/
http://www.thehealthypage.com/5-best-foods-brain-health/
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It should perhaps come as no surprise that our behaviors echo the sources we come from. Here's another example:
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2018-05/f-sf-aga052518.php
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2018-05/f-sf-aga052518.php
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There’s a surprisingly high amount of sites with dodgy code, difficult for both search engines and Internet browsers to read. If there are HTML code errors in your site, which means, if it hasn’t been coded according to industry best practices, it’s possible your design will break when your siteis viewed on different browsers, or even worse, confuse search engines when they come along and look at your site.
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Whether you’re a student, educator, executive or a scientist, Google offers online services and products that help everyone remain as productive as possible. If you’re a novice or a seasoned expert, you’re likely to find something here that you can add to your own productivity toolbox.
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Inmates who learn trades are often blocked from jobs. Now something's being done. https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/inmates-who-learn-trades-are-often-blocked-jobs-now-something-n877666 -via Flynx
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The presence of microbial life in Earth's stratosphere is not only opening up a new arena in which to study extremophiles, but is increasing the range of possible environments in which we may find life on other planets. This is the conclusion of a new study that summarizes what we know about stratospheric life so far.
The stratosphere is the atmospheric zone that lies directly above the dynamic troposphere where we live, but it is mostly a mystery when it comes to the life that exists there.
You might not realize it when you're staring out a plane window (we fly through the lowest levels of the stratosphere when we're cruising over 35,000 feet), but there are all kinds of microorganisms out there, according to Professor Shiladitya DasSarma, who is a microbiologist at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, USA , and a co-author on the new study, which is published in the journal Current Opinion in Microbiology.
"Generally, people don't think of microbes being airborne," he tells Astrobiology Magazine. "But there's a saying in microbiology: Everything is everywhere."
Read more at: https://buff.ly/2ksvSxK
The stratosphere is the atmospheric zone that lies directly above the dynamic troposphere where we live, but it is mostly a mystery when it comes to the life that exists there.
You might not realize it when you're staring out a plane window (we fly through the lowest levels of the stratosphere when we're cruising over 35,000 feet), but there are all kinds of microorganisms out there, according to Professor Shiladitya DasSarma, who is a microbiologist at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, USA , and a co-author on the new study, which is published in the journal Current Opinion in Microbiology.
"Generally, people don't think of microbes being airborne," he tells Astrobiology Magazine. "But there's a saying in microbiology: Everything is everywhere."
Read more at: https://buff.ly/2ksvSxK
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Interesting:
Deep Brain Stimulation Boosts Insulin Sensitivity
"...One patient with diabetes was able to reduce his medication use while receiving targeted electrical pulses."
https://www.the-scientist.com/?articles.view/articleNo/54647/title/Deep-Brain-Stimulation-Boosts-Insulin-Sensitivity/
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Add your name to tell the NFL: Dissent is patriotic. It's the people who oppose the Take A Knee movement who are disrespecting the flag — not players who protest peacefully.
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Because both #Alzheimer’s and #dementia run in my family, I am acutely aware of my own brain health as well as anything that might be damaging to it.
On the positive side, check out my Page Important Facts About Your Brain (and Exercise Benefits) as well as Important Facts About #Brain Fitness. #smoking #sleep #sugar
On the positive side, check out my Page Important Facts About Your Brain (and Exercise Benefits) as well as Important Facts About #Brain Fitness. #smoking #sleep #sugar
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Exynos-based Samsung Galaxy Note 9 to be speedier than the Snapdragon variant - Samsung has made a habit out of launching its flagship phones with different processors (either Qualcomm Snapdragon, or Exynos), depending on the market. This was the case with the Galaxy S9 series - released earlier this year - and things won't change with the upcoming Galaxy Note 9, which is expected to be announced sometime in the second half of 2018. Not long after seeing a Snapdragon 845-based Galaxy Note 9...
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