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Tuesday, September 14, 2010

What could have caused the death of a twenty one years old football player?

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A U Penn football player has committed suicide and had left his family and friends in a big confusion. Thomas was known by his friends as a ...
Thursday, September 9, 2010

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i just learned how to do this :D. Sebastian Rodriguez AP Biology Hot Zone by Richard Preston A Novel for the Ages To begin, Hot Zon...
Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Elephant Caves (Hot Zone)

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“They had no idea what had killed him. It was an unexplained death…It was as if Monet had become a corpse before his death” (Preston, 21). ...

You are not exempted from having flu, 30 years old men or female!

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A recent survey conducted in November 2009 found that only 32 percent of adults had been vaccinated against seasonal influenza. This is a re...

Vaccine, Autism? Is there any connection?

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Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life and affects a person’s ability to c...

Why Forget The Little Guy

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Our effort to stop global warming is just us trying to save our own butts. When it comes down to it most of us want to “save the Earth” just...

The Trick Behind Diving

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Earth is the home of billions of organisms. Even though the Earth is perfectly designed to sustain life there are some places that certain a...

Why DoThey Bite?

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The mosquito is probably one of the most annoying insect there could possibly be. They come out in the dark and they usually start appearing...

Living at Home

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Everybody knows that natural selection explains why their can be so many species of one animal all around the world, it also explains why ev...

The Secret of The Mole Rat

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The mole rat is the only mammal to this day that is also cold blooded. They live underground and have two teeth and tend to be in huge colon...
Monday, September 6, 2010

A Solution To Global Warming

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Global warming is the most widely talked topic because is not watched and solved then there won’t be a planet to live in. Even though we are...

Living in The Artic

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When you think of Antarctica, the first thing that comes to mind is ice. But is there more to it then we assume. Its harsh temperature and i...

Evolution in Plain Sight

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Changes in the Earth like rising climate changes are going to lead to disasters in our eco system. Although this is the most widely talked o...

Bacterian Language

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They are microscopic and are every where around and in your body. The Bacteria is a single celled organism that, depending on the specie, n...

The Fear of Trauma

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When an individual suffers from trauma, the symptoms tend to be anxiety, flashbacks of bad events or in other words fear. Fear is the hard...

Great Feuds in Science: Ten of the Liveliest Disputes Ever by Hall Hellman

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In Great Feuds in Science: Ten of the Liveliest Disputes Ever, Hall Hellman tells the stories of ten of the most interesting disputes from t...
Sunday, September 5, 2010

How does Mosquitoes extinction affect the birds, the natural airplane?

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Bye to DDT. But yet, there is a new microbicide known as Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis (Bti) that is used to exterminate mosquitoes. Pr...

The Monk in the lost Garden the Lost and Found Genius of Gregor Mendel, the father of Genetics by Robin Marantz Henig

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Written by Robin Marantz Henig, “The Monk in the lost Garden the Lost and Found Genius of Gregor Mendel, the father of Genetics” is about th...

How Does Salmonella Get Into Eggs?

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On Friday the Food and Drug Administration announced they found salmonella in chicken feed that was used at two Iowa farms where tainted egg...
Saturday, September 4, 2010

Brain Exercises Can Accelerate Mental Decline

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Exercising your brain can keep you sharp longer into old age, confirmed a new study. But here's the twist: When symptoms of dementia fin...

Raw Milk's Appeal Grows Despite Health Risks

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The long-running dispute over whether milk, both from cows and goats, should be consumed in raw or pasteurized form—an argument more than a ...

30 Years After the End of Smallpox, Monkeypox Cases Are on the Rise

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The ancient scourge smallpox was relegated to biowaste bin of history more than 30 years ago, the result of the world's first and only s...

Can Lab-grown Human Skin Replace Animals in Toxicity Testing?

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It likely comes as no surprise that many common household chemicals and medical products as well as industrial and agricultural chemicals, m...

Is this an End of Cancer and its sisters?

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Researchers at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine in New York City made a recent amazing discovery that would revolutionize the regenerative medic...

Another Ecosystem Savior! Long live to Ants.

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This article talks about the mystery behind ants repelling giant elephants from acacia trees. Elephants are known to be giant and strong. Ye...
Friday, September 3, 2010

Would controlling the nature benefit humankind?

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The Associated Press (AP) discusses the news and path of the hurricane Earl. AP says that Earl is heading toward New England where many busi...
Wednesday, September 1, 2010

The Host

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There’s no pain, there shouldn’t be. The Healer cuts open her skin near her collar bone and put the silver worm inside. She can now control...
Monday, August 30, 2010

Benefits for Breastfeeding

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It is said that the motto that was imprinted in the minds of pregnant women is, "breast is best." As results are shown, it is said...

H1N1 Vaccine STILL Warranted

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Swine flu strikes again as it makes its way back on the news. Now known as H1N1, swine flu is not only spread by pigs, it can also spread by...

Autumn Asthma Attacks

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School can be a hazardous place and you might not even know it. AOL News have stated that going back to school, where there are seasonal all...

The Hot Zone by Richard Preston

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The Hot Zone is a thrilling true story written by Richard Preston. In this story a mysterious and unknown virus surfaces in Africa, killing ...

Deception Point by Dan Brown

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Deception Point is written by Dan Brown. Brown is exceptionally good at making his book full of excitement. It contains thriller and suspens...

Complications with Stem Cell Biology

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A few days after fertilization, human embryos are taken and used as a blank slate for cells. These cells could turn into any of the 200 matu...

Floods in Pakistan

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Floods in Pakistan destroys crops and affects an estimate of 20 million people yet people aren't willing to help donate some money. The ...

Fire Tornados EXIST!

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On Wednesday, August 25, 2010, there was a fire tornado in Brazil that was caught on video. It was due to a combination of strong winds and ...

The Hot Zone by Richard Preston

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T he hot zone by Richard Preston is a graphic yet beautiful written novel that’s includes the hardships of life, the cruelty an...