Falcon Tech

U.S scientist turn cancer cell back to a normal cell possibly leading to be able to “turn off” the disease

Ok not really tech but a big breakthrough nonetheless. Scientist in the mayo clinic in Florida have found a way to stop a cancer cell from being cancers. For thous unaware cancer cells are normal skin,heart,lung,ect., cells that are defective and multiply with no purpose. Though now the scientist are able to “apply breaks to a speeding car” and essentially stop the cancers cell from being cancers. Though only done in a lab it shows promising results.

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After a long, long hiatus we are back. We hope to provide news when ever we can and promise to be more productive. Hopeful you will stick through with us.

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sixpenceee:

Ireland and Wales taken by the International Space Station

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springwise:

In Mexico City, commuters can exchange squats for a free subway ride
Mexico has one of the worst obesity rates in the world — 32.8 percent of the population were in the dangerously overweight category in 2013. In an attempt to improve the health and fitness of its citizens, the Mexican government has intervened, installing motion sensitive machines in the city’s subway stations, which will give a free ticket — usually five pesos — to any commuter who completes ten squats. READ MORE…

Get a 2TB portable hard drive and Adobe software for $109

marquelunderwood:

http://bit.ly/1CbTnyO This sweet bundle comes with your choice of Lightroom 5.0 or Photoshop and Premiere Elements 12.

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theartassignment:

10 IDEAS THAT LED TO A DIFFERENT IDEA
New video! WIth a slight change of pace — this week we talk about the top 10 ideas that led to the creation of The Art Assignment.
We look at how ideas are cyclical - informed by ideas that precede them AND informing those that follow. And we talk about how everything from planking and meme culture to Speed Racers and Yoko Ono got us to this point.

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prostheticknowledge:

Disco Dogs
Errr … Kickstarter campaign from Party New York is a dog coat fitted with colour LEDs and customizable with a smartphone - the Internet of Things for dogs:
Disco Dog is the world’s first smartphone controlled LED dog vest. It displays a variety of animated patterns and custom scrolling text in thousands of colors. You can choose an animation or type in a message using our Disco Dog application on your smartphone. It’s a fun way to celebrate your dog, and also keeps her visible and safe when it’s dark out. If your dog runs too far away and the connection is lost, the vest will show an automatic “LOST DOG” message, asking bystanders to help the lost pup find her way back.
More Here

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prostheticknowledge:

Emoji Particle Tests
Short graphical experiment from Albert Omoss combines high-end computer graphic methods and emoji symbols used as particles - make sure you watch in HD:
I’m not proud of this. #theinternetmademedoit
Some Houdini particles tests with emoji sprites. Wind, Sand Solver, and Mocap driven emmission.
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salon:
Google could launch an effort to keep trolls and bad information at bay, with a program that would rank websites according to veracity, and sort results according to those rankings. Currently, the search engine ranks pages according to popularity, which means that pages containing unsubstantiated celebrity gossip or conspiracy theories, for example, show up very high.
Climate change deniers are freaking out about this.
Fox News is also freaking out about this.
DO IT GOOGLE
DO IT
FUCKING DO IT
DO IT

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Nintendo’s future still lies in the glory days of gaming

marquelunderwood:

http://bit.ly/1NVedqN The Japanese game giant continues to rely on rehashes of its tried-and-true franchises, but it’s working.

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