"Aging Is Reversible—at Least in Human Cells and Live Mice"
December 31, 2016
This is quite encouraging, but, uh, can we go faster on this, please?
But it's a fine optimistic note to end the year on. Happy New Year's.
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This is quite encouraging, but, uh, can we go faster on this, please?
But it's a fine optimistic note to end the year on. Happy New Year's.
Have at them, folks.
"Top 10 Best Scenes of All Time".
"20 Classic Movies You Definitely Have to Watch At Least Once".
"The 30 best movie endings of all time, ranked".
Includes audio of the long version of "Bluebird," which I hadn't heard before (and won't listen to again). And I disagree that "Change Partners" is "corny and unappealing". But I agree with this:
He was the driving force behind three of the best (non-Beatles) songs of the 1960s/early 1970s: Bluebird, Wooden Ships, and Suite: Judy Blue Eyes; in the process he anchored two of the major super-groups of that era. “For What It’s Worth” is one of the most recognizable and oft-used iconic songs of the 1960s. “Helplessly Hoping” is good too.
"You" certainly included me.
It might be worth a try.
Bloom County strip for those of you old enough to remember Mike Wallace and what he used to do on 60 Minutes as well as those odd paper objects called "maps".
"Billions of people"? Billions? Really?
Presumably--presumably--folks will work on this. But it does sound a little off-putting.
"Clean up your existence: Instantly get a list of all your accounts, matched with direct links to delete them."
I haven't used this yet, but am bookmarking it for possible future use.