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Microsoft working on check-out free tech for Retailers, Walmart viewing with interest #technology #innovation #business #tech #technews #retailer
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Someone Wants You to Know Ivanka Trump Donated $50,000 to Help Kids at the Border http://vntyfr.com/6iylYlT
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Romney Vows To Fight Against Trump If Elected As Senator: Former Republican presidential candidate and current U.S. Senate candidate from Utah Mitt Romney said that if he is elected to the Senate he will not hesitate to speak up against any policy of President Donald Trump’s that he does not agree with. Romney promised that he would be an “independent voice within the Republican Party” … Continue reading "Romney Vows To Fight Against Trump If Elected As Senator" The post Romney Vows To Fight Against Trump If Elected As Senator appeared first on POLITICUSUSA.
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In the Brain, Dislike and Dehumanization Are Not the Same Thing
Dehumanization and dislike are processed by two completely separate regions of the brain, which suggests that they may be two different psychological processes.
The research is in Journal of Experimental Psychology. (full access paywall)
Dehumanization and dislike are processed by two completely separate regions of the brain, which suggests that they may be two different psychological processes.
The research is in Journal of Experimental Psychology. (full access paywall)
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Defense Secretary James Mattis learned in May from a colleague that President Donald Trump had made the decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal, and scrambled to get his boss on the phone before a formal announcement was made. It wouldn't be the last time he was caught off guard by a presidential announcement.
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"Of course I am not a racist, I'm an idiot." That's part of what Roseanne Barr had to say in her first interview about the incendiary tweet she posted. http://nbcbay.com/YEvZQkL
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Column: When people speak, even Donald Trump sometimes has to listen
So for the first time in his presidency, Trump was forced last week to do something he’d never done — listen to the majority of American people. They had spoken in a unified voice, and he could not afford to ignore them.
So for the first time in his presidency, Trump was forced last week to do something he’d never done — listen to the majority of American people. They had spoken in a unified voice, and he could not afford to ignore them.
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Tencent Joins the Linux Foundation as a Platinum Member - Chinese tech giant Tencent has joined the Linux Foundation as a platinum member. From a report: Tenc
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I do take one hundred per cent seriously that the world is a figment of the imagination. - John Wheeler, physicist
(I will be showing my work at the Bellevue Arts and Crafts Festival July 27-29, Seattle Mini Maker Faire [in conjunction with the Women's Brick Initiative] August 18-19 and BrickCon October 4-7. Please stop by and check out my work in person.)
#lego #womenintoyphotography #toy_photographers #xxsjc
(I will be showing my work at the Bellevue Arts and Crafts Festival July 27-29, Seattle Mini Maker Faire [in conjunction with the Women's Brick Initiative] August 18-19 and BrickCon October 4-7. Please stop by and check out my work in person.)
#lego #womenintoyphotography #toy_photographers #xxsjc
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Twilight over the Lofoten Islands, Arctic Norway
Simply an epic day. We were driving back from a day hike we did in the mountains, only to glance over at the side of the road and see a small pod of Orcas (Killer Whales) playing right next to the shore. We immediately stopped the car and raced down to see them. They swam around in circles, like they were curious by us chasing after them on the near by rocks. The water was immediately deep, so they were able to get within 15 metres of us. This lasted for about 45 minutes, and it's a memory I'll never forget.
This panorama I took after they finally went back out to sea, and twilight hit the archipelago. A really enchanting island group!
Simply an epic day. We were driving back from a day hike we did in the mountains, only to glance over at the side of the road and see a small pod of Orcas (Killer Whales) playing right next to the shore. We immediately stopped the car and raced down to see them. They swam around in circles, like they were curious by us chasing after them on the near by rocks. The water was immediately deep, so they were able to get within 15 metres of us. This lasted for about 45 minutes, and it's a memory I'll never forget.
This panorama I took after they finally went back out to sea, and twilight hit the archipelago. A really enchanting island group!
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Lavender moment
My sport galleries https://www.paolodalprato.com/sport
#macrophotography #hqspmacro #hqspflowers #fotomaniaitalia #ilovephotography
My sport galleries https://www.paolodalprato.com/sport
#macrophotography #hqspmacro #hqspflowers #fotomaniaitalia #ilovephotography
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One of the ways to manage anxiety is by challenging your anxious thoughts. The article shares 3 steps to do that. If you challenge your anxious thoughts already, how well does that work in controlling your anxiety?
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#anxiety #anxietydisorders #anxietyselfhelp #mentalhealth #mentalillness
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#anxiety #anxietydisorders #anxietyselfhelp #mentalhealth #mentalillness
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Fans Have a Lot of Theories on How ABC's 'The Conners' Is Going to Write Off Roseanne Barr http://hsbu.us/VRELXs4
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The displays of hostility have set off a fierce debate about whether politics should play a role in how administration officials are treated in public.
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Google Maps V Google Earth: What is the difference? Can people zoom in on YOUR home? | Tech | Life & Style | Express.co.uk
'...Covering your every navigational need, Google holds two apps that can help you find your way around the world; Google Maps and Google Earth. The two navigation apps allow you to see everything from street directions to satellite views of the entire earth....'
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/science-technology/979153/Google-Maps-v-Google-Earth-what-is-difference-zoom-in-your-home
'...Covering your every navigational need, Google holds two apps that can help you find your way around the world; Google Maps and Google Earth. The two navigation apps allow you to see everything from street directions to satellite views of the entire earth....'
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/science-technology/979153/Google-Maps-v-Google-Earth-what-is-difference-zoom-in-your-home
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“When Your Owner Is Richer Than God, It’s Easier to Get Uppity”: Discontent at The Washington Post as the Union Targets Jeff Bezos http://vntyfr.com/kVqvLm1
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A new tactic for starving tumors
A tumor's goal is simple: to grow, grow, grow, by making more cancer cells. But that often means growing so fast that the oxygen supply gets scarce, at which point cells within the tumor start to suffocate. Without oxygen, these ever-dividing cells struggle to make enough aspartate, a crucial ingredient in many cellular processes. That's the scenario worked out by the research group of Kivanç Birsoy, head of the Laboratory of Metabolic Regulation and Genetics at The Rockefeller University. It suggests that tumors in oxygen-starved tissues have an Achilles' heel—their already-undercut production of aspartate—that doctors could target with drugs. The researchers report their work in Nature Cell Biology this week.
A tumor's goal is simple: to grow, grow, grow, by making more cancer cells. But that often means growing so fast that the oxygen supply gets scarce, at which point cells within the tumor start to suffocate. Without oxygen, these ever-dividing cells struggle to make enough aspartate, a crucial ingredient in many cellular processes. That's the scenario worked out by the research group of Kivanç Birsoy, head of the Laboratory of Metabolic Regulation and Genetics at The Rockefeller University. It suggests that tumors in oxygen-starved tissues have an Achilles' heel—their already-undercut production of aspartate—that doctors could target with drugs. The researchers report their work in Nature Cell Biology this week.
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