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Suddenly, the bees are simply vanishing
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersThe dead bees under Dennis vanEngelsdorp's microscope were like none he had ever seen. He had expected to see mites or amoebas, perennial pests of bees. Instead, he found internal organs swollen with debris and strangely blackened. The bees' intestinal...Tags: Montana, Los Angeles Times, Agricultural Research and Technology, Colleges and Universities, Agriculture
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Howard County's Women of Good Taste
Working with food isn't a job for sissies. One must be innovative, artistic, competitive, patient, flexible and competent. The hours are long and the competition stiff. Sacrifice? Required. Taking risks? Also required. How does one succeed against such...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Weddings, Physical Conditions, Howard Community College, Colleges and Universities
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Brain's Darwin Machine
Times Staff WriterLA JOLLA, Calif. — Alysson Muotri was looking for brain cells that glow in the dark. With growing frustration, the 31-year-old Brazilian cancer biologist stared through his microscope at slides of brain tissue for any evidence his experiment had...Tags: Children, Brain, Agricultural Research and Technology, Research, Colleges and Universities
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Hard Journey Up From Childhood Sex Abuse
The Hartford CourantHow bad does a childhood have to be to disqualify someone from holding a job, maintaining intimate relationships or raising a child? I ask because the question arose recently in the unfolding disaster of the Glastonbury men who adopted nine sons, and...Tags: Sex Crimes, Jerry Sandusky, Social Sciences, Abusive Behavior, Culture
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Test offers red flag for autism at 6 months
A simple “pull-to-sit” test on infants at six months old may help doctors predict autismand other delays, a new study has found. The study by Kennedy Krieger Institute researchers looked at infants at high genetic risk for autism and found...Tags: Learning Disability, Behavioral Conditions, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Parkinson's Disease, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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First rule of work email: Don't email
Sometimes I don't think we deserve e-mail.
It's a tool of immeasurable importance in today's working world, yet we're wildly cavalier with it, firing off mistake-riddled missives as recklessly as a wound-up 5-year-old with a dart gun.
For every...Tags: Facebook, Email, Apple iPhone
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E3 2011 Booth Spotlight: Atari
![One of gaming's most storied names, Atari came to E3 with some recognizable names of their own: new installments for both "Centipede" and "Dungeons & Dragons."](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/348534500-09061304.jpg "One of gaming's most storied names, Atari came to E3 with some recognizable names of their own: new installments for both "Centipede\" and \"Dungeons & Dragons.\"")
One of gaming's most storied names, Atari came to E3 with some recognizable names of their own: new installments for both "Centipede" and "Dungeons & Dragons."
The new Centipede seeks to channel the frantic nature of the arcade original, although updated...Tags: Gaming, Electronic Entertainment Expo, Wii, Nintendo Company Ltd., Nintendo DS
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Eco-friendly baby stores grow by 2
Parents, it's your lucky day. Whether you merely dip your toes into the stream of environmentally friendly products or are ready to dive deep into the green lifestyle, two stores -- Green Genes and Little Green Baby -- recently opened in Chicago for...Tags: Candy, Flowers and Gifts, Services and Shopping, Baby Products, Candy
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2011 Scion tC shifts into gender-neutral
Like the Boy Scouts, the waiting line for a midnight release of Halo or tractor trailer-pulling contests, Scion's new 2011 tC is pretty much for the guys. Or so the company would have you think.
At the San Diego media launch for the second generation...Tags: Scion, San Diego (San Diego, California), Gaming, Entertainment, Xbox
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Dr. Charles Epstein dies at 77; geneticist survived attack by Unabomber
Dr. Charles Epstein, a UC San Francisco medical geneticist who studied Down syndrome and pioneered genetic counseling for families with affected children, but whose career was temporarily interrupted by a vicious 1993 attack by the notorious Unabomber,...Tags: Watertown, Yale University, Career and Workplace, Behavioral Conditions, Down Syndrome
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Paula Deen's diabetes: Blaming the victim?
As Southern celebrity chef Paula Deen certainly knows by now, people with Type 2 diabetes are routinely blamed for causing their disease by eating junky food and making unhealthy lifestyle choices. Known for high fat recipes that raise the risk for...Tags: Weight, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Recipes, Insulin, Diabetes
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Pregnant? Here's more to worry about
Pregnancy may be the mother of all guilt trips. But that anxiety doesn’t necessarily end with the birth of a healthy child. Researchers are finding that in utero exposures could be linked with behavioral or emotional problems in young children and...Tags: Morning Sickness, Yale University, Behavioral Conditions, Bipolar Disorder, Research
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