Men and women will always have their differences, but a new analysis finds that these differences extend to heart anatomy.
Daily Archives: October 21, 2015
Oprah Winfrey Creates $700 Million From Thin Air In Two Days Of Stock Market Trading
Call it the Oprah effect or Oprah’s golden touch. But Oprah Winfrey’s magic has worked in the stock market for the second straight day.
Alcohol Is Destroying More American Lives Than All So-Called “Drugs” Combined
With weed slowly but surely entering the same mainstream acceptanceterritory as our dear friend alcohol, one omission in the general political discussion surrounding this continued widespread legalization has become strikingly apparent: all those other drugs people love. Whether or not one considers weed and/or alcohol a “drug,” the science surrounding the impact of alcohol compared with the impact of other so-called “drugs” is relatively inarguable.
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Satellite Images Reveal a Massive 60 Million-Ton Avalanche in Canada
Early last week, around 45 megatons of ice and rock plunged down the southeast flank of Mount Steele in Canada’s Yukon Territory. The avalanche, which occurred in a remote and unpopulated area, was so large that it was initially detected by earthquake seismometers.
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For Pregnant Women, Absolutely No Drinking, Docs Say
And all forms of alcohol — including beer, wine and liquor — pose a similar risk
to the developing fetus, according to the report from the nation’s largest group of pediatricians.
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Meet the man blowing up fantasy sports
Jason Robins of DraftKings, No. 8 on Fortune’s 2015 40 Under 40 list, wants to be the leader in daily fantasy sports. He has stiff competition.
The Way Electric Eels Kill
Electric eels are among the most badass predators on planet Earth. How many other creatures can deliver a shock powerful enough to paralyze a horse? But their superpowers are even more impressive than we realized. These eels don’t just use electricity to attack, they use it to see.
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