On another preservationist front, a report released this week by the Preservation Green Lab pointed out that it can take up to 80 years for a new energy-efficient building to make up for the carbon dioxide expended during its construction.
Brian Wansink, a professor and the director of Cornell University's Food and Brand Lab, points out that desktop dining isn't even a sign of industriousness anymore; these days, a desk luncher is as likely as not to be scrolling through Facebook.
The "moderate Sunnis" will sort all that out, even if there remains no real idea about how many of them there are, where they are, or as Emily Thornberry (Islington South and Finsbury, Lab) pointed out: 'The Russians will surely continue to bomb them".
An interesting story today from Nieman Journalism Lab, pointing to the dangers of URL spoofing.
Dr Richard Clayton, a security researcher at the University of Cambridge's computer lab, points out that this will include all the spam out there and would rather see more focused online policing than catch-all initiatives like this.
Data from our lab points to a β-catenin-dependent aberrant cell cycle reactivation in cultured primary neurons from mice harbouring the knock-in PS1 mutation M146V (PS1 KIM146V), as determined by increased BrdU incorporation.
Indeed, there is a lack of knowledge addressing keratinocytes cytotoxicity induced by essential oils and a current screening in our lab points that keratinocytes are very sensitive to several essential oils, which highlights the use of safe bioactive concentrations of S. officinalis essential oil for topical applications.
In September Dr. Heuer and Dr. Oddone issued a joint statement deploring what they said was a news media emphasis on competition between the labs, pointing out that Europeans and Americans have worked at one another's labs and that Fermilab played a major role in constructing the Large Hadron Collider.
Cognovi Labs points out that Trump supporters are way more active on Twitter. . .
