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Fascinating

Our DNA Might Be the Most Valuable Thing in a Trade Deal With Aliens - VICE

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Trump Cozies Up To Duterte, Ignores Human Rights Questions

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N.S.A. Struggles to Recover After Huge Breach of Spying Tools

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N.S.A. Struggles to Recover After Huge Breach of Spying Tools

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Name Brand using HTML reply

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All military options with North Korea. Has Trump closed the door on diplomacy?

U.S. Has Options as Tension With North Korea Escalates - The Wall Street Journal

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Harden the Grid; Protect against EMP and Solar Storms

As North Korea threatens electromagnetic pulse attack, questions over lapses in US grid security rise - Fox News

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Very strong . . .

Charlottesville

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California police search for missing Air Force veteran and father of 3 | Fox News

See on Scoop.it - Business News & Finance California police are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing Air Force veteran and father of three who disappeared under suspicious circumstances nearly one week ago. See on foxnews.com

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Follow the Crowd

From protest marches to football matches, when it comes to crowd control police officers line the streets where the greatest throngs of people pass. It’s all about reacting to the flow of the crowd. The same is true of cells lining developing blood vessels. As networks of vessels develop, some vessels are dismantled while others are reinforced. This is led by the migration of the cells that line them. To find out what drives this, researchers looked to developing blood vessels in the mouse eye. High-resolution imaging uncovered which vessels were being dismantled (blue). A computer program then estimated the blood flow through all the vessels imaged. High blood flow matched stable vessels, while low blood flow matched dismantling vessels. A closer look revealed cells were drawn towards high blood flow regions. As with officers reining in a marching crowd, these cells head to where they are needed most.

Written by Lux Fatimathas

Image from work by Claudio A. Franco and colleagues

Carried out at what was the Vascular Biology Laboratory, at the London Research Institute, Cancer Research UK

Image originally published under a Creative Commons Licence (BY 4.0)

Published in PLOS Biology, April 2015

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Or 3/14/16 for short.

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On February 26, the FCC is going to decide if the internet should stay free and fair, or if it should be handed over to the cable companies.

You don’t want them to pick the cable companies. 

Join everybody on the internet to help the FCC do the right thing.