An autopsy on the body of DJ AM has been completed – but the cause of his death is not yet known, and further tests are needed, officials have said.
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An autopsy on the body of DJ AM has been completed – but the cause of his death is not yet known, and further tests are needed, officials have said.
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DJ AM Autopsy Inconclusive
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Reading Rainbow is ending after a 26 year run making it the 3rd longest running PBS show after Sesame Street and Mister Rogers.
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‘Reading Rainbow’ reaches its final chapter : NPR
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“A scientist now proposes a new theory for why crying evolved — tears can act as handicaps to show you have lowered your defenses. “Crying is a highly evolved behavior,” said researcher Oren Hasson, an evolutionary biologist at Tel Aviv University in Israel. “My analysis suggests that by blurring vision, tears lower defenses and reliably function as signals of submission, a cry for help, and even in a mutual display of attachment and as a group display of cohesion.” The shedding of tears due to emotions is unique to humans
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By altering a gene in the brain of a female worm, scientists were able to change its sexual orientation so that it was attracted to other females. Scientists activated the gene that makes male structures develop in the body, but only turned it on in the brain. The result was worms that “look like girls, but act and think like boys,” according to Jamie White, a researcher on the study.
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Researchers studied five different crops — carrots, kale, mature peas, apples and potatoes — which were cultivated both organically (without pesticides) and conventionally (with the use of pesticides) and found that there was no higher level of trace elements in the food grown organically. Study leader Dr Susanne B
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STUDY: Gay men in Africa ignored with regard to AIDS.
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News: Charlotte, Carrie Prejean, San Diego Kiss-In, AIDS in Africa
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That was quick. Here is the grim memo that Condé Nast Chuck CEO Townsend just sent out announcing that it is bringing in McKinsey & Company to “develop new perspectives on optimizing our approach to business.” This will be brutal.
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The Management Consultants Who Will End Condé Nast As We Know It
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“A new study of 30 million-year-old fossilized mega-dung balls, as big as three inches (seven centimeters) in diameter and produced from the dung of extinct giant South American mammals, reveals that the dung was also a food source for a number of insects that would steal a bite while the dung beetles weren't looking. “Traces [in the fossilized dung] record the behavior of animals actively stealing the food resources set aside by the dung beetles,” said Victoria Sanchez, a graduate student at the Museum of Natural Sciences in Buenos Aires and a co-author on the study. “The shapes and sizes of these fossilized burrows and borings in the dung balls indicate that other beetles, flies and earthworms were the culprits.

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Fossilized poo reveals ancient ecosystem
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We're all familiar with the stereotype of the tortured artist. Salvador Dali's various disorders and Sylvia Plath's depression spring to mind. Now new research seems to show why: a genetic mutation linked to psychosis and schizophrenia also influences creativity

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Given the findings, public health messages on things like exercise and diet could be simplified, the authors say in the European Heart Journal. In the study of over 4,000 people, IQ alone explained more than 20% of the difference in mortality between high and low socioeconomic groups. This applied even when known heart disease risk factors were considered.

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Lower IQ ‘a heart disease risk’
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