General to Marines: Drop your cell phones!
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US Marines need to put away their cell phones, forget about their fancy coffees and get back to doing what Marines used to do -- dig a foxhole, cover up, stay quiet and be wary, the Corps' top officer says.
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US Marines need to put away their cell phones, forget about their fancy coffees and get back to doing what Marines used to do -- dig a foxhole, cover up, stay quiet and be wary, the Corps' top officer says.
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Serving the Technologist for more than a decade. IT news, reviews, and analysis.
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Serving the Technologist for more than a decade. IT news, reviews, and analysis.
'Brain training' technique restores feeling and movement to paraplegic patients | Science | The Guardian
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Using VR technology, an exoskeleton and software, study claims participants have unexpectedly experienced partial recovery of movement and sensation
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Using VR technology, an exoskeleton and software, study claims participants have unexpectedly experienced partial recovery of movement and sensation
Carnivorous plant enzymes could help celiacs digest gluten, says U of C researcher - Calgary - CBC News
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Calgary scientists have made a breakthrough that could help celiac patients digest gluten with the help of an enzyme from carnivorous pitcher plants.
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Calgary scientists have made a breakthrough that could help celiac patients digest gluten with the help of an enzyme from carnivorous pitcher plants.
Perseid meteor shower to illuminate skies
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This season's blockbuster isn't showing in theaters, it's lighting up the skies overhead.
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This season's blockbuster isn't showing in theaters, it's lighting up the skies overhead.
These 'Walmart moms' say they feel 'nauseated' by the choice of Clinton or Trump - Washington Post
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Washington PostThese 'Walmart moms' say they feel 'nauseated' by the choice of Clinton or TrumpWashington PostTo these 20 middle-class mothers in the electoral battlegrounds of Columbus, Ohio, and Phoenix, the looming choice for president between Hillar...
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Washington PostThese 'Walmart moms' say they feel 'nauseated' by the choice of Clinton or TrumpWashington PostTo these 20 middle-class mothers in the electoral battlegrounds of Columbus, Ohio, and Phoenix, the looming choice for president between Hillar...
Clearly Snapchat Doesn't Get What's Wrong With Yellowface - WIRED
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Hindustan TimesClearly Snapchat Doesn't Get What's Wrong With YellowfaceWIREDSnapchat's at it again. As first reported by The Verge and Mic, the ephemeral snapping app adored by millennials yesterday released a filter that superimposes stereotypical Asi...
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Hindustan TimesClearly Snapchat Doesn't Get What's Wrong With YellowfaceWIREDSnapchat's at it again. As first reported by The Verge and Mic, the ephemeral snapping app adored by millennials yesterday released a filter that superimposes stereotypical Asi...
Paralysed patient walks again in astonishing medical breakthrough
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In an astonishing breakthrough, patients left paralysed by severe spinal cord injuries have recovered the ability to move their legs after training with an exoskeleton linked to their brain – with one even able to walk using two crutches. Scientis...
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In an astonishing breakthrough, patients left paralysed by severe spinal cord injuries have recovered the ability to move their legs after training with an exoskeleton linked to their brain – with one even able to walk using two crutches. Scientis...
Cassini finds flooded canyons on Titan - Phys.Org
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Phys.OrgCassini finds flooded canyons on TitanPhys.OrgNASA's Cassini spacecraft pinged the surface of Titan with microwaves, finding that some channels are deep, steep-sided canyons filled with liquid hydrocarbons. One such feature is Vid Flumina, the b...
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Phys.OrgCassini finds flooded canyons on TitanPhys.OrgNASA's Cassini spacecraft pinged the surface of Titan with microwaves, finding that some channels are deep, steep-sided canyons filled with liquid hydrocarbons. One such feature is Vid Flumina, the b...
Former Facebook engineers launch Fabric, an automated personal journal of your life
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Technology has made it simple to record and archive our digital memories through posts, snapshots, videos and more, but it can sometimes be a struggle to surface our past – our memories, activities and other experiences &ndash...
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Technology has made it simple to record and archive our digital memories through posts, snapshots, videos and more, but it can sometimes be a struggle to surface our past – our memories, activities and other experiences &ndash...
The Secret Service is investigating Trump's 'Second Amendment' comments
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Less than 24 hours after suggesting "Second Amendment people" might be able to do something about Hillary Clinton's judicial appointments as president, the Secret Service has acknowledged they're looking into Donald Trump's comments. SEE ALSO: If you tw...
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Less than 24 hours after suggesting "Second Amendment people" might be able to do something about Hillary Clinton's judicial appointments as president, the Secret Service has acknowledged they're looking into Donald Trump's comments. SEE ALSO: If you tw...
