40 iPhone tips and tricks everyone should know – Don’t call me Shirley! – CSMonitor.com
40 iPhone tips and tricks everyone should know – Don’t call me Shirley! – CSMonitor.com.
40 iPhone tips and tricks everyone should know – Don’t call me Shirley! – CSMonitor.com.
Region’s cancer risk from air pollution drops by half – The Orange County Register.
Coffee According to Caffeine Informer, 154 shots of espresso is enough to kill the average person. (That’s calculated at a rate of 77mg of caffeine per shot, though studies have found the range of caffeine per shot can vary enormously.) That adds up to around 12 grams of caffeine — however, Jack James, editor-in-chief of… Read More »
But these fools keep the lies going New reports have found evidence for the first time that some extreme weather can be attributed to man-made global warming. Climate experts have long maintained that no single weather event, like a drought, heat wave or storm, could be linked to climate change. But a growing number now… Read More »
New research says it’s easier to learn if you are interested and this curiosity stimulates the brain’s hippocampus where memories form By Tucker Sutherland, editor Based on materials from Cell Press Oct. 2, 2014 – The more interested we are in a topic, the easier it is to learn about that topic, according to new… Read More »
How Much Money Does Your Doctor Get From Medical Companies? Pratheek Rebala @pratheekrebala Chris Wilson @chriswilsondc 10:25 AM ET Use this search tool to find out Doctors received $3.5 billion from pharmaceutical companies and device makers over a five month period in 2013, according to figures the federal government released this week.… Read More »
Pulling the curtain back on long-hidden industry relationships, the federal government revealed that U.S. doctors and teaching hospitals had $3.5 billion worth of financial ties with drug and medical-device makers in the last five months of 2013. The details published Tuesday in a new government databasehave been sought for years by consumer advocates and lawmakers… Read More »
The periodic table of tech investing – GeekWire.