After reading this article the part that gives me hope is: "Humans choose partners through their body odor and tend to be attracted to those with a dissimilar genetic make-up to themselves, maintaining genetic diversity.
"Israeli researchers conducted a series of experiments in which rats were subjected to stressful experiences, such as receiving electric shocks.
Here is political neutral article -- A palate cleanser of sorts before we get back to the chore of correcting the ills of the world. I seeded an link several months ago about an urban artist that made "monsters" out of traffic cones. Here is a link to the original article.
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"There was a rare show of bipartisan support on Capitol Hill as senators from both sides of the aisle marveled at a fast-charging electric bus that may be coming soon to a city near you"
"The trawler, the Diasan Shinsho-maru, capsized off Chiba`as its three-man crew was trying to haul in a net containing dozens of huge Nomura's jellyfish. Each of the jellyfish can weigh up to 200 kg "
"Luminaries from the world of improbable research last night gathered at Harvard's Sanders Theatre for the 19th Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony, which saw honours awarded to a gas mask bra, research proving cows with names give more milk, and similarly vital work showing that "kitchen re …
OK -- what happened to Detroit. I know they have been having their problems but to be left off of a map??
"EEStor, the ultracapacitor company that has produced more obscure technology milestone announcements than evidence of a working energy storage unit, may have an implied market value of more than $1.5 billion."
Oh God -- now the grid is watching me. An interesting take on the upgrade of our appliances and power grid.
"Toyota has long faced the criticism that the process of manufacturing Priuses has a larger environmental impact than most cars.
Biodegradable motor oil for cars and trucks seems like a good idea.
The Emdrive is an electromagnetic drive that would generate thrust from a closed system — "impossible" say some experts. It will be capable of vertical takeoff and hovering silently in place.
"The red Roadster competing in Global Green Challenge traveled through the Australian outback from Alice Springs to Coober Pedy and rolled into town with three miles left on the battery.
Now here is something you don't see every day -- a Tesla totaled by a Pirus. As bad as it looks everyone is OK.
"At issue are a series of ad hoc decisions that were made to buy Russian helicopters for Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan, much of it financed by U.S. taxpayer dollars.
Not Le Mons -- Lemons, Bring out your Gremlins, Fiats and Yugos. This is the race for you.
Electric, 4 wheels, cool leaning suspension ---
Some really cool "Green rides"
The Govt wants to classify 2 passenger, 3 wheel vehicles as cars -- HMMMMM -- good idea?
A hybrid in 1899? Yep! --- a lot of stuff we think of as "new" isn't so new after all.
"Yeti sighted in Jungle !!!! Two team members have sighted the Yeti while we were in the jungle. I heard a large animal moving towards us. Subsequently the creature was then sighted by team member Dave Archer and Sahar Didmus, a forest ranger.
"In what's sure to be a contentious issue, California is moving to ban on energy-hogging big screen TVs. The idea first picked up steam earlier this year, but now it's looking more and more like a sure thing: the Golden State will be the first in the nation to enact such a ban."
Video and short article about a pedal powered laptop which will be used in Afghanistan.
"Palatki ruin and rock art site sits several miles away from a highway that connects Sedona to Cottonwood.
"German researchers say a new type of electric vehicle battery that runs on electrolyte fluid can be recharged as easily as refilling a petrol tank.
"Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the Muslim world, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery — essentially a ban on blasphemy that would put them on a …
"In a new report by the CleanTech Group, Israel was named as one of the top 10 cleantech countries of 2009, alongside green giants like Denmark, Sweden and Germany.
A 17-year-old Boy Scout worked more than 200 hours to clear a path in his local park so that people could enjoy walking and biking along the river.
Far from being a tailpipe dream, hydrogen may prove to be our savior from greenhouse gases, air pollution and dependence of foreign oil. Indeed, decades from now George W. Bush may be remembered primarily for his unflinching support for hydrogen.
you would hope this would at least wake up the american public.
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