Outsourcing the Arsenal of Democracy?Human Events, DC - 5 hours agoMr. Johnson, a writer and medical researcher in Cambridge, MA., is a regular contributor to Human Events. His column generally appears on Tuesdays. …
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February 2007
Outsourcing the Arsenal of Democracy? - Human Events
Extreme PMS - Belfast Telegraph
Extreme PMSBelfast Telegraph, UK - Feb 27, 2007By the time she went to Cambridge University, her condition became unmanageable and she started to “go a wee bit nuts”. She was fine for two weeks a month, …
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PMDD: Extreme PMS - Independent
PMDD: Extreme PMSIndependent, UK - 2 hours agoBy the time she went to Cambridge University, her condition became unmanageable and she started to "go a wee bit nuts". She was fine for two weeks a month, …
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Best Practices: Implementation of a Consumer-Directed Approach in …Psychiatric Services (subscription) - 7 hours agoDr. LaBrie, Dr. LaPlante, and Dr. Shaffer are affiliated with the Harvard Medical School, Division on Addictions, Cambridge Health Alliance, 10 Presidents …
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Rethinking bird brains - Cambridge Varsity Online
Playfuls.comRethinking bird brainsCambridge Varsity Online, UK - 11 hours agoNew findings by Cambridge scientists have sparked speculation among ornithologists over just what else our feathered friends may be capable of. …Birds found to plan for the future Biology News Net (press release)Bird brains capable of planning ahead: study CBC - Newfoundland & LabradorBird that plans next day's menu The Australianinnovations report - PressZoom (press release)all 17 news articles
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Cloning in the decade after Dolly - Philadelphia Inquirer
Cloning in the decade after DollyPhiladelphia Inquirer, PA - 5 hours agoPigs are close to our size and, like humans, eat an omnivorous diet, said Jorge Piedrahita of North Carolina State University's vet school. …
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Sky won't be the limit for the Oscar presenter far from LA - The Observer
Sky won't be the limit for the Oscar presenter far from LAThe Observer, UK - 12 hours agoAfter studying history of art at New Hall, Cambridge, she got her first break working for Live! TV. She is presenting Sky Movies' coverage of the Oscars …
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Going door-to-door to ensure pets' welfare - Cambridge Evening News
Going door-to-door to ensure pets' welfareCambridge Evening News, UK - 11 hours agoThis week, animal inspectors have been visiting homes across Arbury and King's Hedges, in Cambridge, to tell pet owners about their responsibilities and …
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New research shakes belief that forethought is unique to humans - PhysOrg.com
PhysOrg.comNew research shakes belief that forethought is unique to humansPhysOrg.com, VA - Feb 21, 2007Experiments at the University of Cambridge show the birds are able to plan for future food shortages by caching food. Researchers believe this is the first …
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Birds planning their future - HULIQ
Birds planning their futureHULIQ, NC - Feb 21, 2007Some birds recognise the idea of ‘future’ and plan accordingly, researchers at the University of Cambridge have discovered. According to their findings, …
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Birds, Like Humans, Can Plan Ahead - LiveScience.com
LiveScience.comBirds, Like Humans, Can Plan AheadLiveScience.com, NY - Feb 21, 2007Nicola Clayton of the University of Cambridge and her colleagues set out to test whether scrub-jay birds could plan for a future need as opposed to a …
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Birds found to plan for the future - Biology News Net (press release)
MSNBCBirds found to plan for the futureBiology News Net (press release), Canada - 8 hours agoThe researchers at the University of Cambridge believe this is the first known example of future planning in animals. On alternate mornings eight jays were …Bird brains capable of planning ahead: study CBC - Newfoundland & LabradorBird that plans next day's menu The AustralianBirds plan for future meals PressZoom (press release)innovations report - Mongabay.comall 55 news articles
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Female of the species as deadly as the male - Scotsman
Female of the species as deadly as the maleScotsman, UK - 37 minutes agoResearcher Paco Bertolani of the department of Biological Anthropology at Cambridge University was astonished when he first witnessed a bushbaby killing. …
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Review: The Bloodless Revolution - International Herald Tribune
Review: The Bloodless RevolutionInternational Herald Tribune, France - 6 hours agoWhatever his dietary allegiances, Stuart (who graduated from Cambridge in 1999 and writes for Indian newspapers) certainly exhibits immense learning, …
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Against All Odds - Mother Jones
Mother JonesAgainst All OddsMother Jones, CA - 7 hours agoWhen it was awarded in June 1785, Clarkson read his essay aloud in Latin to an audience in Cambridge's elegant Senate House; then, his studies finished, …
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