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Human impacts of rising oceans will extend well beyond coasts

2011-05-29
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2011-05-29
A new study from George Mason University and the Urban Institute reveals that greater spending on medical services means better overall health for Medicare participants. Health Administration and Policy Professor Jack Hadley and his co-authors, Urban Institute researchers Timothy Waidmann, Stephen Zuckerman, and Robert Berenson, analyzed data from more than 17,000 Medicare beneficiaries to draw this conclusion. Previous reports showed that Medicare spending varies greatly by geographic area, but with little to show for it-the health outcomes for people who live in expensive ...

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2011-05-29
With the summer fashion trends now in full swing, Peacocks end another week of great press with a number of hits in the style pages of leading newspapers and magazines. A green floral By Design dress from the company is featured in The Sun, while Chat features a Missoni inspired dress and some must-have summer accessories are recommended in Love it, Bliss and on Daybreak online. In an article entitled Copycat Walks, The Sun picks out catwalk inspired fashion for a fraction of the price and includes a green floral By Design dress as a great high street look-a-like of ...

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Both preschool children and adults distinguish between damage done either intentionally or accidently when assessing whether a perpetrator had done something wrong. Nonetheless, adults are much less likely than children to think someone should be punished for damaging an object, especially if the action was accidental, said study author Jean Decety, the Irving B. Harris Professor in Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Chicago and a leading scholar on affective and social neuroscience. The different responses correlate with the various stages of development, ...

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NASA infrared satellite sees severe weather in northwest Georgia
2011-05-29
Northwestern Georgia felt the effects of severe weather season yesterday, May 27, as severe thunderstorms brought heavy rainfall, gusty winds and reports of a tornado. NASA's Aqua satellite provided an infrared look at that storm system that revealed very strong thunderstorms with icy cold cloud tops. Infrared imagery basically shows temperature signatures. That means that scientists can determine how hot or cold something is by looking at something using infrared light. The Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) instrument aboard NASA's Aqua satellite captured infrared ...

LMR Intl. Releases New Powerful Free Contact Management Software

2011-05-29
LMR International has just released an all new and powerful contact manager and itâEUR s free for life. No games, no trials, no BS. The only provision is some of the advanced features are only available on the pro version upgrade. Anyone with a Windows based system can download this new Free contact management software at http://www.a20.us/bd/. "Two things set this Relationship management program apart from the competition. First it's, very powerful and second it' s free," says Brian DesLauriers owner of 121Connect.com. "I have used many programs designed ...

Romare Bearden Artist as Storyteller This Week at LiveAuctionTalk.com

2011-05-29
Life's lessons sometimes come from the most unexpected places. For 20th century artist Romare Bearden it was chance meeting with a prostitute on the street in Harlem. Standing there shaking her keys and shouting out prices Romare knew immediately what her profession was. She was the homeliest woman he had ever seen. But he couldn't stop thinking about her. He went to his mother for help asking her to find the woman a new occupation. She did. As a thank you the woman cleaned Romare's studio for him every Saturday. One Saturday as she was cleaning the woman noticed ...

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Typhoon Songda became a Super Typhoon in the evening on May 26, 2011 (Eastern Daylight Time) was it reached a Category 5 status on the Saffir-Simpson Scale. NASA satellite data shows that the monster storm with a 14 mile-wide eye has weakened due to adverse wind conditions today and is still a powerful Category 4 typhoon. The Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) instrument on NASA's Aqua satellite captured an infrared image of Super Typhoon Songda on May 27, 2011 at 5:05 UTC (1:05 a.m. EDT). At that time Songda was a Category 4 storm. The infrared image showed a large ...

Cell Phone Accessory Company SW-Box Supports World Environment Day by Offering Discounts

2011-05-29
The online shop SW-Box.com which engages their business in iPhone, iPod, iPad, BlackBerry accessories and repair parts decides to offer 6.5% discounts to all customers from June 1 to June 6 in order to express their support in world environment protection. Customers can log on SW-Box¡¯s FaceBook page, click ¡°Like¡± and get their coupon code. ¡°We want to stimulate the awareness of environment protection. It¡¯s a long time job. Here I want to quote Mother Teresa¡¯s saying 'We cannot all do great things, but we can do small things with great love.¡¯ SW-Box is doing small ...

NASA's Swift finds most distant gamma-ray burst yet

NASAs Swift finds most distant gamma-ray burst yet
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On April 29, 2009, a five-second-long burst of gamma rays from the constellation Canes Venatici triggered the Burst Alert Telescope on NASA's Swift satellite. As with most gamma-ray bursts, this one -- now designated GRB 090429B -- heralded the death of a star some 30 times the sun's mass and the likely birth of a new black hole. "What's important about this event isn't so much the 'what' but the 'where,'" said Neil Gehrels, lead scientist for Swift at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md. "GRB 090429B exploded at the cosmic frontier, among some of the ...

Fantazzle Fantasy Sports Games Unveils Free Fantasy Basketball Games for the NBA Finals and the 2011 NBA Draft!

2011-05-29
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