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Feed SubscriptionProblems Without Passports: Scientific Research Diving at USC Dornsife–Why Palau?
In the previous blog entry my colleague Jim Haw gave the rationale for our work on Guam. After a week on Guam we will make the two-hour flight to Palau. The highest level of species biodiversity occurs in the Indo-West Pacific region, with nearly 2 percent of the world’s reefs distributed throughout Micronesia
Read More »PGT: Westwood, McIlroy ousted in Match Play
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Read More »PGT: Westwood considers quitting Twitter
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Read More »Curing Paralysis–Again
Sex, Sleep and the Law: When Nocturnal Genitals Pose a Moral Dilemma
It may seem to you that, much like their barnyard animal namesake, men’s reproductive organs the world over participate in a mindless synchrony of stiffened salutes to the rising sun.
Read More »FDA: Don’t give SimplyThick to premature babies
SimplyThick, a thickening agent that helps infants with swallowing, may cause a potentially life-threatening intestinal disorder
Read More »PGT: Fila takes swing at golf, buys Titleist
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Read More »David Toms leads at rainy Colonial
David Toms topped the leaderboard at 12 under with seven holes left when in his second round when play resumed late Friday afternoon after a 2½-hour rain delay.
Read More »PGT: Kerr’s crushed foe will know who she is now
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Read More »Thornton leads Madeira Islands Open
Ireland's Simon Thornton shot a 6-under 66 on Friday to take a one-stroke lead over France's Francois Delamontagne after the second round of the Madeira Islands Open.
Read More »In 1892 Live Music Was Just a Phone Call Away
Between cds, mp3s, live streams, satellite radio, and even conventional am/fm radio, it’s hard to imagine being without near-instantaneous access to music. While it may seem like only recently that we’ve been able to listen to music via our phones, it turns out people were doing just that over 100 years ago
Read More »Why We’re Suckers for Stories of the Apocalypse
For rational people, dismissing the silliness around the supposed end of the world on May 21 is all too easy. In case you haven't heard, Christian radio broadcaster Harold Camping has done some questionable math based on Biblical writing to determine that the faithful will be "raptured" tomorrow and that nonbelievers will be left behind to fester to death over the next few months
Read More »Why Electric Cars Will Fail… And Have Already Triumphed
To press the "accelerator" on a Tesla Roadster 2.5 is to get an intimation of life as a race car driver. In perhaps the signature display of an electric car's appeal to gearheads, the Roadster instantly applies more than 300 amps of electric current to deliver 288 horsepower worth of acceleration--it's called instant torque, 273 pound-feet of it to be specific, and it's something that fossil fuel engines cannot provide due to the demands of combustion. That allows even an unprofessional driver to go from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in seconds
Read More »The Ebook Effect: Barnes & Noble Worth Over $1 Billion
Liberty Media's offered $1 billion to buy Barnes & Noble. But it's not because of the bookseller's massive, inviting physical locations--the proposed purchase is most appealing because of one item the store offers: the Nook. Just another sign that the era of the ebook truly has arrived
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