Buzzfeed, the media company that made its name spotting pop culture trends and compiling addictively clickable lists, has been increasing its "serious" content.
Private non-franchise providers are significantly less likely than franchised providers to name spotting unacceptable than not at all (RRR = 0.290, p =0.019, 95% CI: 0.10 0.82).
Our previous immunohistochemical studies on guinea pig-vallate taste buds revealed that there appeared immunoreactive cells for neuron-specific enolase (NSE), calbindin D-28K (former name: spot 35 protein), or type III inositol 1,4,5-triphosphate receptor (IP3R-3), as well as gustducin (Yoshie et al. 1988 , 1989 1991; Ohkubo et al. 2007).
An intriguingly unreliable narrator, plenty of suspense and the added bonus of name-spotting fun for Hitchcock aficionados.
With them never becoming extinct, the film chronicles the relationship between Arlo, a young orphaned Apatosaurus, and a human caveboy named Spot.
I surfed the East End, first at a quiet corner in Wainscott, later at an empty, no-name spot farther west.
There's a short walk from the museum to the edge of Profile Lake, the aptly named spot that afforded prime viewing of the Old Man.
The first presenter was a tall man named Spot Draves, whose presentation concerned his Web site, Electric Sheep, on which abstract images constantly change form, in response to information coming from other people's computers via the Internet.
The couple -- a soft-spoken parish secretary and a nerdy Web administrator inseparable since high school -- have a pair of exceedingly polite children, an elderly cat named Spot and two well-maintained Saturns in the driveway.
The pair, named "Spot" and "Stripe", were hand-reared from a few weeks old by Australia Zoo's tiger supervisor Giles Clark.
