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Holidays fill up the refrigerator

Wanted: Ref Space For The Holidays. Here Are Some Tips

Here are some tips to help manage available ref space during the holidays.

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Sweet Potatoes

Lose Weight With a Sweet Potato Using Its Wastewater

Sweet potatoes are good for losing weight. You can use it in your dishes, and you can even use its wastewater.

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Man With Smallpox

Mummy Helps In Clearing Out The History Of Smallpox; Will It Change The Theory And Postulates Of The Past Microbiologist?

The discovery of Lithuanian Mummy can change the history of Smallpox.

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Screening Of National Geographic Channel's 'Before The Flood' - Arrivals

Leonardo DiCaprio And Donald Trump Discuss Climate Change; Next President Doesn't Care About The Environment?

Leonardo DiCaprio and Donald Trump get together in the Trump Tower to discuss important environmental concerns. Apparently, The Donald was not convinced about climate change despite DiCaprio's efforts.

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Prince Harry Attends An Event To Promote HIV Testing

Big Pharma: Sanofi On Discovering New Medicine With The Help Of Team Warp Drive Bio

One of Big Pharma’s groups called Sanofi struck a partnership with Harvard’s biomedical expert and it is slowly paving the way for groundbreaking progress.

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Chris Pratt stars in the space film ‘Passengers’

‘Passengers’ Movie To Be Shown In The ISS

The astronauts currently at the International Space Station (ISS) will be treated to viewing the new space movie “Passengers” starring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence.

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Nasa Unveiled A New Reusable, Robotic Rocket Plane Called The X-34

Robot aircraft 'Jetstream 31' to first fly on British skies

Robot aircraft are to be tested in UK airspace to help refine systems that control autonomous planes.

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People with Autism have Symmetrical Brains, Research Says

People with Autism Have Symmetrical Brains, Research Says

According to latest scans, the brains of patients with autism are symmetric compared to non-patients.

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Christmas Celebrated With The Chimps In Florida

What Do People’s Faces Really Look Like, According To Scientists?

People have their own way of identifying a person: one is through looking at someone's face. Scientists, however, found out a surprising study about what people's faces really look like.

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Buruli Ulcer May Come From Tropical Forest Creatures

Clearing Tropical Forests Could Be Linked To Getting Buruli Ulcer

New research suggests that Buruli ulcer could be caused by host creatures in tropical forests.

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New Horizons Nears July 14 Flyby Of Pluto

Latest Research on Pluto Explores the Possibility of Supporting Life on the 'Dwarf Planet''

Before, Pluto was part of the Solar System. But then, after several research, it was considered to be a dwarf planet. And now, scientists continue their study there are existing life in Pluto.

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Galactic Gold Rush into the Moon: Tech companies’ next goal is Lunar Space Mining!

Galactic Gold Rush on the Moon: Tech Companies’ Next Goal is Lunar Space Mining!

Space mining into the moon can be a reality now that Tech companies like Moon Express are aiming for a lunar space mining.The moon is rich in minerals and natural resources. Reports say that the estimated mineral wealth of the moon is between $150 quadrillion to $500 quadrillion-enough to create 500m billionaires!

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Smoking

New Study: Only Just One Cigarette Daily Could Still End Your Life

Many people just take in account that smoking once a day isn't going to be harmless. This new study suggests that a cigarette daily, even just one, would lead to your early death.

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Curiosity Self-Portrait at 'Windjana' Drilling Site

Geology: An Amazing Job That Pays Well

Geology is a course that spells good pay in the job market. The average that a newly-hired geologist will receive is $83,000. Mineral resource sector has higher pay bracket compared to the environmental and government but these jobs are more stable.

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2017 Breakthrough Prize - Red Carpet

'2017 Breakthrough Prize!' Split $25M Between 12 People; Prizes Won for Cancer Cure Developments. Advances in Astronomy

The star-and-genius-studded annual "2017 Breakthrough Prize" awards $25m from tech giants Google, YouTube and Facebook to innovators and academics contributing major advances to scientific studies and technologies. Celebrity admirers share their experience and cancer cures and new physics are abound.

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Is this a MASSIVE UFO feeding off SUN energy?

UFO Hunters Evidence? Proof Found Showing Aliens Harvesting Energy From The Sun

UFO Hunters may have found evidence that aliens are harvesting energy from the Sun. Several conspiracy theorists back this idea that has come from what is said to be a NASA image.

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Growing Medical Cannabis

Cannabis: The Future Cure For Cancer?

Doctors say cannabis is by far the best cure for cancer in the future.

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Blushwood Berries that are said to contain compounds to kill Cancer.

Cancer-Free in 48 Hours? Cancer Drug From A Fruit Discovered In Australia

The drug to kill the cancer had been discovered. This fruit immediately kills cancer in just 48 hours. This discovery is made possible by Dr. Boyle and his group of scientists in Australia.

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AIDS Drugs

Way to Fight Human Immunodeficiency Virus; HIV Prophylactic Drug Discovered

Clinical trials are conducted on the "Prep"drug to fight HIV.

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Notilucent Clouds

Antarctic 'Blue Clouds' Baffle Scientists: 'Bright, Shocking Blue' Light Byproduct Of Global Warming

Meteorologists are baffled by the early arrival of the famous antarctic "blue clouds" called "notilucents." They hypothesize it is a sign of severing environmental changes caused by consistent global warming.

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