倫倫的小blog

12/6

ongoing debate about

what we're unsure of is that

Those turned out to be the key to

one piece of the puzzle

legendary  astronomer

peered It was actually up at the night sky

bounced off dust particles in the interstellar clouds and eventually reached us

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12/8

That same radar technology could in the future keep track of a baby's breathing

built a prototype radar

be superior to those that just send sound or video to the parents
 
is about the size of small book.

wash our hands after handling raw poultry

cruise down the interstate

behind a truck full of chickens

a study led by a team of Johns Hopkins scientists finds

The report appear in

After these road trips

cars that had their windows down

teeming with

strains known to be resistant to several common antibiotics

In this age of avian influenza

scientists are exploring all possible pathways of disease

Bizarre but true,

plants perform photosynthesis by way of tiny organelles

remain whole and undigested

it can live off just sunlight for up to nine months.

They can burrow a centimeter per second more than two feet down into the soil

Don't let anyone tell you that you're too old to

go over the entire piece with vinegar

there is no ritht way

you learn technique first and after that, artfulness flows.

learning piece

sole reason for existence is to remind us what we can improve on the next time.

slam one's ego

the least bit sorry

try to smooth things over

Hurt usually causes ripple effects that keep the “poison”moving on.

hateful words are like painful birars we've planted under the skin of other people.

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12/9

running your fingers over a smooth surface in search of a single dot the size of this period.

Biologically, chronologically, allegorically and delusionally, touch is the mother of all sensory systems.

It is the first sense aroused during a baby's gestation and the last sense to fade at life's culmination.

Patients in a deep vegetative coma who seem otherwise lost to the world will show skin responsiveness when touched by a nurse.

Long neglected in favor of the sensory heavyweights of vision and hearing, the study of touch lately has been gaining new cachet among neuroscientists, who sometimes refer to it by the amiably jargony term of haptics, Greek for touch.

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It is our most active sense, our means of seizing the world and experiencing it, quite literally, first hand. Susan J. Lederman, a professor of psychology at Queen’s University in Canada, pointed out that while we can perceive something visually or acoustically from a distance and without really trying, if we want to learn about something tactilely, we must make a move.