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The Optimus G2 is rumored to launch sometime in May of 2013, and it could come packing with one of those 5-inch 1080p displays that we #39;re hearing all about. While "Optimus G2 Prime; may not be the device #39;s official name, it #39;s been reported that the phone is already being worked on, and will include some pretty impressive specs which would make it the company #39;s next flagship phone to take on the Samsung Galaxy S IV, which is rumored to be released sometime in February, or possibly even March of 2013. With HTC #39;s 5-inch 1080p DROID DNA out of the way, competitors are now trying to match it with 1080p smartphones of their own. The Galaxy S IV is rumored to have one, as well as the Optimus G2. On top of that, the G2 could come packing with a 2.0GHz quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM or more, and a high-MP camera (most likely 13mp). If reports are true, LG may take the spotlight away from Samsung.From:TechSquaredTVViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:24More inScience Technology

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2014 Ford Fiesta ST – Design Exterior – Video

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Audio file (Carlito Alt Mix) provided by http://www.audiomicro.com Confirmed Ford to Launch Fiesta ST in North America, Brings Big Speed and Style to the Small Car Market .Fiesta ST -- a well-known hot hatch born in Europe and now ready for North America -- packs a punch with a 1.6-liter EcoBoost®engine producing nearly 200 horsepower .New Fiesta ST is Ford #39;s latest vehicle to wear the Sport Technologies badge, a global performance brand that debuted in North America earlier this year with the launch of the Focus ST .Exclusively equipped with a six-speed manual transmission, Fiesta ST is expected to be a segment leader in both performance and fuel efficiency LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26, 2012 -- Small cars continue to be a hot segment in North America and with the new Fiesta ST, introduced here at the 2012 Los Angeles Auto Show, Ford is expected to have the hottest hatch around. Fiesta ST, a performance model first launched in Europe back in 2005, is yet another proof point from Ford that small cars are anything but boring. In addition to a precision sport-tuned suspension and an improved braking system, Fiesta ST packs a punch under the hood. A new high-output variant of the award-winning 1.6-liter EcoBoost® four-cylinder engine propels Fiesta ST with an estimated 197 horsepower and 214 lb.-ft. of torque. In comparison, Mini Cooper S makes do with 181 horsepower and 177 lb.-ft., while Chevrolet Sonic RS produces just 138 horsepower and 148 lb.-ft. Unlike the competition, Fiesta ST ...From:SupercarHallViews:4 0ratingsTime:01:30More inAutos Vehicles

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I'm a Neuron – Sookraj Boy ft. Dherris – Video

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I #39;m a Neuron - Sookraj Boy ft. Dherris
********If you enjoyed it, like, and subscribe!******** lyrics: we dont got not reproduction son dont have neurogenesis mah dude 🙁 V1 neurons like inception we going three layers deep send signals to the body like a shepherd to his sheep Cause the synapse keeps the flow tight Sending spikes to make it right We coordinate the body #39;s actions Making sure you feeling aight Info to the cortex Impulses like vortex Lots of us to go around Don #39;t take this out of context yeah my job i bomb that sending signs i got that doing work, no rest all day ya know i #39;ll do this brap brap Hook: CAUSE We don #39;t divide like the rest of the crowd WE ARE working hard, got this sweat on my brow 50 years to make the best of this place It ain #39;t a race when you #39;re a neuron running this place V2 So our dendrites make good conversation Give the cells the situation Work all day No time for play We don #39;t take no soft vacations Axons keep us on the flow DNA to help you grow Chromosomes in the body Synapse keep them in the know Neurons are the core components Special cells we like to torment Move it left, treble clef Sending waves with such adorement Transmit to a new receptor Signals to another sector Time to say We find a way Science without lines and vectors Hook: CAUSE We don #39;t divide like the rest of the crowd WE ARE working hard, got this sweat on my brow 50 years to make the best of this place It ain #39;t a race when you #39;re a neuron running this place chorus: im a neuron ma boy you can see proud and ...From:TheBANstudiosViews:19 2ratingsTime:02:43More inEntertainment

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Melba Ketchum's Bigfoot DNA Study Results Leaked! Proof! – Video

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We were able to obtain a leaked copy of Melba Ketchum #39;s DNA results. Bigfoot is real, but there is more..........(humor) ------------------ "finding bigfoot" , "season 3", premiere, bigfoot sightings, sasquatch, sasquatch sightings,yeti, yeti sightings dna , yeti, yeti, yeti sasquatch, bigfoot, footprints, extinct yeti bigfoot abominable snowman sasquatch documentary 2012 paranormal cryptozoology gigantopithecus meldrum ketchum erickson project, , doc. melba ketchum, dr. jeff meldrum, bigfoot dna, yeren, mande burung, almas, yerin, doc, paranormal, discovery, zoology, extinct, species, snow walker, albino gorilla zoology, extinct, species, bili ape, bondo mystery ape, gorillaFrom:Steve AlcornViews:10 0ratingsTime:01:13More inScience Technology

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This Month In Music: November – Video

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This Month In Music: November
MUSIC DISCUSSED: Alicia Keys - "Girl On Fire" Rihanna - "Unapologetic" Nicki Minaj - "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded - The Re-Up" One Direction - "Take Me Home" Little Mix - "DNA" Tulisa - "The Female Boss" Girls Aloud - "Ten" Kelly Clarkson - "Greatest Hits - Chapter 1" Christina Aguilera - "Lotus" Lana Del Rey - "Born To Die: The Paradise Edition" Cher - "Woman #39;s World" (Single) LeAnn Rimes - "What Have I Done" (Single) Ashlee Simpson - "Bat For A Heart" (Single) Jessie J - "Silver Lining (Crazy #39;Bout You)" (Single) BLOG: beausic.wordpress.com FACEBOOK http://www.facebook.com TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com PINTEREST: pinterest.com BEAUTYLISH: http://www.beautylish.comFrom:BeausicBlogViews:1 0ratingsTime:23:11More inHowto Style

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Sasquatch Researcher Says Bigfoot Ravaged Apple Orchard in his Backyard? – Video

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Sasquatch Researcher Says Bigfoot Ravaged Apple Orchard in his Backyard? Like or Follow at ... http://www.facebook.com http://www.twitter.com #mothershouldi A Vermont man insists he spotted Bigfoot in his backyard -- and he says he #39;s got video to prove it. Frank Siecienski of Hubbarton first thought that it was only a deer ravaging the apple orchard that stands on his property last year. "I pointed it out to my wife and she says #39;oh God, #39; the deer must have been hungry," he told WCAX-TV this April. "And I said no, a deer couldn #39;t have eaten that many apples in one night." So the self-described Sasquatch researcher set up a camera to keep watch of what was going on outside. http://www.nydailynews.com I find it suspicious that he is a Sasquatch researcher, and discovers a Sasquatch on his own property.This video was posted on 11/25/2012. Then, today (11/26/2012), I find this article: #39;Bigfoot #39; DNA Sequenced In Upcoming Genetics Study http://www.prweb.com This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law.Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.From:MotherShouldIViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:25More inEducation

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2014 Ford Fiesta ST – Video

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Small cars continue to be a hot segment in North America and with the new Ford Fiesta ST, introduced at the 2012 Los Angeles Auto Show, Ford is expected to have the hottest hatch around. Ford Fiesta ST, a performance model first launched in Europe back in 2005, is yet another proof point from Ford that small cars are anything but boring. In addition to a precision sport-tuned suspension and an improved braking system, Ford Fiesta ST packs a punch under the hood. A new high-output variant of the award-winning 1.6-liter EcoBoost® four-cylinder engine propels Ford Fiesta ST with an estimated 197 horsepower and 214 lb.-ft. of torque. In comparison, Mini Cooper S makes do with 181 horsepower and 177 lb.-ft., while Chevrolet Sonic RS produces just 138 horsepower and 148 lb.-ft. Unlike the competition, Ford Fiesta ST doesn #39;t simply look like a performance car; it #39;s got the guts to back it up. "This is a rewarding car to rev," says Mark Roberts, Fiesta calibration supervisor. "With 177 lb.- ft. of torque available from just 1600 rpm and 214 lb.-ft. by 3500 rpm, Ford Fiesta ST gives the performance and feel of an engine twice its size. There #39;s no waiting at all for the power to just push you back in your seat." Ford Fiesta ST may be born with racing DNA, but buyers won #39;t have to pay for that performance at the pump. Available exclusively as a five-door hatchback in North America and with a six-speed manual transmission, Ford Fiesta ST is projected to achieve up to 34 mpg.From:David BajadaViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:34More inAutos Vehicles

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Is this a Pennsylvania Bigfoot? – Video

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Bigfoot in Pennsylvania? You be the judge. Original video can be found here: http://www.youtube.com ------------------ "finding bigfoot" , "season 3", premiere, bigfoot sightings, sasquatch, sasquatch sightings,yeti, yeti sightings dna , yeti, yeti, yeti sasquatch, bigfoot, footprints, extinct yeti bigfoot abominable snowman sasquatch documentary 2012 paranormal cryptozoology gigantopithecus meldrum ketchum erickson project, , doc. melba ketchum, dr. jeff meldrum, bigfoot dna, yeren, mande burung, almas, yerin, doc, paranormal, discovery, zoology, extinct, species, snow walker, albino gorilla zoology, extinct, species, bili ape, bondo mystery ape, gorillaFrom:Steve AlcornViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:46More inScience Technology

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Thailand to build DNA database

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The Justice Ministry plans to build a national DNA database to help police solve crime, identify suspects and bring them to justice.

Justice permanent secretary Kittipong Kityarak co-signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the ministry and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for a joint effort to build the first DNA database in Thailand.

The ministry aims to collect DNA samples from 100,000 volunteer prisoners over three years, Mr Kittipong said on Monday.

Under the agreement, FBI Laboratory directorChris Hassell will help the Justice Ministry withthe process of collecting and collatingDNA samples.

Mr Kittipong said the DNA database will be kept and used by the Forensic Science Department to help solve crimes and track down suspects. The Royal Thai Police Office will also be able to access the database.

He said the planned database would help bring suspects of violent crimes to justice, and at the same time help protect citizens from falling victim to criminals.

The justice permanent secretary stressed that the DNA database would play an important role in solving crime.

Currently, 44 countries -- including China, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan -- have passed legislation allowing the use of DNA databases, he said.

Mr.Kittipong said Thailand woulduseCODIS DNA software designed by the FBI andcurrently being used in 39 countries.

It could be used to match DNA samples taken from a crime scene withthe DNA database.

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New DNA research points way to faster flu vaccines

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An experimental vaccine based on a molecule related to DNA protects animals against influenza and may one day offer an ultra-rapid way to develop new shots for humans, German scientists reported on Sunday.

Assuming it also works in people, the new approach could allow commercial flu vaccines to be designed and manufactured in weeks rather than months.

Making vaccines quickly is critical in fighting flu, particularly during a pandemic when health authorities and drugmakers are in a race to keep up with mutating strains of virus.

Flu vaccines have traditionally been produced in chicken eggs, a tricky and lengthy process. More recently some firms have started using animal cell cultures, with Novartis on November 20 winning the first U.S. approval for such a product.

Both approaches, however, still involve virus cultivation, which can result in variable yields and production delays.

The new vaccine developed by Lothar Stitz of Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut and colleagues uses a quicker approach. It is made solely of messenger RNA (mRNA) - a single-stranded molecule that carries information telling cells which proteins to make.

"The only thing we need is the sequence of the relevant genes," Stitz said. "It's a new option and it doesn't take long to do."

His team vaccinated mice, ferrets and pigs with an mRNA vaccine and found that the immune response was similar or better than that found with conventional vaccines. What is more, the new vaccines showed high efficacy in very young and very old animals, which can be a problem with current flu shots.

Reporting their results in the journal Nature Biotechnology, the scientists calculated that a completed vaccine could be produced within six to eight weeks of the genetic code of a flu virus strain being published.

In contrast growing vaccines in fertilised chicken eggs can take up to six months, while using cell cultures may reduce that by up to eight to 10 weeks.

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Thailand now building DNA database

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The Justice Ministry plans to build a national DNA database to help police solve crime, identify suspects and bring them to justice.

Justice permanent secretary Kittipong Kityarak co-signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the ministry and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for a joint effort to build the first DNA database in Thailand.

The ministry aims to collect DNA samples from 100,000 volunteer prisoners over three years, Mr Kittipong said on Monday.

Under the agreement, FBI Laboratory directorChris Hassell will help the Justice Ministry withthe process of collecting and collatingDNA samples.

Mr Kittipong said the DNA database will be kept and used by the Forensic Science Department to help solve crimes and track down suspects. The Royal Thai Police Office will also be able to access the database.

He said the planned database would help bring suspects of violent crimes to justice, and at the same time help protect citizens from falling victim to criminals.

The justice permanent secretary stressed that the DNA database would play an important role in solving crime.

Currently, 44 countries -- including China, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan -- have passed legislation allowing the use of DNA databases, he said.

Mr.Kittipong said Thailand woulduseCODIS DNA software designed by the FBI andcurrently being used in 39 countries.

It could be used to match DNA samples taken from a crime scene withthe DNA database.

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Daniel's toothbrush used in DNA testing

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Bruce and Denise Morcombe at court in Brisbane. PIC: Mark Calleja Source: The Courier-Mail

DAY two of the Daniel Morcombe committal hearing has begun. Follow the hearing with our rolling coverage.

11.40am: The second witness to give evidence, Sunshine Coast Detective Sergeant Graeme Farlow, has taken the stand to talk about his involvement in the investigation.

The court heard Det Sgt Farlow was involved in the initial investigation and was reassigned to the case in 2011, when he was given the role of crime scene manager.

At this time, search teams were sifting through mud, creek beds and foliage at three different crime scenes in the Glass House Mountains.

The detective was responsible for calling in a long list of experts who provided police with assistance on everything from wildlife activity to water movement during the Queensland floods.

Later, police brought in two geomorphologists - experts who gave advice on how far search crews would need to dig to reach the soil level from 2003.

Mr Bosscher said the detective was the person tasked to get the samples from the crime scene to the lab in New Zealand.

''I was the carry person, yes,'' Det Sgt Farlow said.

10.21am: Ms McGovern said a separate gender test on the humerus bone was not able to confirm whether it belonged to a male or female.

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Review: HTC Droid DNA

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When youre contemplating the vast expanse of glass covering any one of the current models of smartphones with supersized screens, you have to ask yourself: How big is too big? Is a 5-inch display that much better than a 4.5-incher? Does native 1080p capability actually matter on a smartphone? How big of an advantage does such a device earn?

Ladies and gentlemen, meet the HTC Droid DNA. Its massive 5-inch 1920 1080 display has the same resolution as the best HDTV sets lining the shelves at your local retailer. It sports a pixel density of 440 pixels per inch, which bests all the big-name competitors the Google Nexus 4 (320ppi), the HTC One X (316ppi) and 8X (341ppi), and the Apple iPhone 5 (326ppi).

While a 1080p screen is mighty pretty, its not a killer feature on a smartphone, and it does not make the device significantly better than the current crop of 720p-capable phones.

But while this looks great on paper, it doesnt matter much at all. Seriously. Dont get me wrong: The DNAs display is gorgeous, and arguably the best-looking smartphone display out there. But to the naked eye, and over a couple of weeks of daily use, it doesnt look significantly better than the phones mentioned above, and thats a good thing. The fact is, they all look great. On any one of them, pixels are indiscernible and text looks crisp and clean, rivaling a printed page. Colors are vivid and bright. Photos, video, apps, websites, magazines, every single thing displayed on screen is rendered beautifully.

The bottom line is that while a 1080p screen is mighty pretty, its not a killer feature on a smartphone, and it does not make the device significantly better than the current crop of 720p-capable phones. And this is a wonderful thing for consumers. Smartphone displays are better than they have ever been. Today, we expect top-tier phones to come with Retina-quality screens, and anything less is deemed unacceptable.

While the DNAs display looks stunning, the size of the thing makes it difficult to use the phone with one hand. While it isnt as audaciously oversized as the 5.5-inch-display on the Samsung Galaxy Note II, the DNAs touchscreen can still be a bit of a hassle. The slightly smaller 4.7-inch displays on the Nexus 4 and One X are far more comfortable. Even the 4.8-inch display on the popular Samsung Galaxy S III is easier to use with a single hand and 4.8 inches is about the largest smartphone display that Ive been able to comfortably operate thus far. Its here that the DNAs display doesnt make it more useful, but counts against it.

Another sticking point is the paltry battery life. In over a week of testing the handset, I wasnt able to make it through an 8-hour workday without having to charge up the 2020 mAh Lithium-ion cell before I headed home. On the weekend, while running errands and using Google Maps, Yelp, Twitter and the camera throughout the day, battery life flew by and I found myself stopping to charge up by midday, and again in the evening. If you buy the DNA, youll want to pick up a spare charger to go with it.

Each time I had to charge up, I was greeted by an annoying little plastic door covering the USB port on the bottom of the DNA. When this tiny door is closed, the DNA looks sleek and smooth. But opening the door reveals a flimsy piece of plastic that feels like its hanging on for dear life. It feels like its only a matter of time before that little door breaks off. While everything else on the DNA feels lovingly designed and well built, this door is a weak point. HTC should have just left the port exposed, as most phones do nowadays.

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Teach your Droid DNA some GSM tricks

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Harness the Droid DNA's prowess to rock not just roaming on AT&T or T-Mobile.

The Droid DNA is one slick device, but will it work on T-Mobile or AT&T, too?

One of the new HTC Droid DNA's unsung features is its ability to jump onto global GSM networks, which is great when traveling overseas. Verizon certainly thinks so, and thanks to an unlocked SIM card slot, you can also slip in an AT&T or T-Mobile card and flip the DNA over to operate on those carriers.

Now I first heard of the Droid DNA's freedom to link to American GSM networks from smartphone news site Android Central, and since I had just finished reviewing the DNA, my ears perked up right away. The question is, would you really want to port a gadget like the Droid DNA over to a carrier it wasn't designed for? For me the answer is: yes, absolutely.

That's because this hot piece of mobile hardware is extremely lust-worthy in its own right, no matter what network it grabs signal from. First of all, it's one of a handful of U.S. smartphones to boast quad-core processing. The DNA also runs powerful Android 4.1 Jelly Bean software, plus features a massive and sharp 5-inch (1080p) screen.

Unfortunately as part of Verizon's Droid brand, the Droid DNA is exclusive to Big Red, which is a big pain for people who subscribe to other U.S. carriers. For that alone I had to see for myself whether the DNA's radio could be coaxed to grab hold of a local GSM signal correctly. In addition, though I'm technically a T-Mobile customer, I'm constantly taking multiple phones (from various cell providers) for test-drives simultaneously, which doesn't always work out smoothly. Sorry Google Voice, you're a great solution but sometimes you fail miserably and I would love to receive texts and calls reliably for a change.

Pop that LTE card The first step was to power down my HTC Droid DNA test unit and pop open its LTE/SIM card slot. Located on the top edge, I just stuck a push pin (though a small paper clip could work) into the pin hole next to the slot. This ejected a tiny metal tray and the Verizon LTE SIM held within. Trust me, I know 4G LTE cards don't grow trees, so I stashed it in a safe place.

The LTE/SIM card slot is on the top edge.

Insert your GSM SIM Since the Verizon LTE card is the same size as a micro-SIM, I had no trouble placing my T-Mobile SIM in the Droid DNA's SIM tray. Once inserted I powered up the DNA and waited for the signal indicator to detect a signal.

Add an APN When I saw a few bars of coverage appear in the top right of the Droid DNA's screen, I knew I was in business. Next I had to tell the phone what to do with its newfound GSM network. Within the Android settings menu, I tapped Mobile Data, then selected GSM/UMTS Options. From here I hit Access Point names and saw just one entry, VZWINTERNET -- the APN for Verizon's network.

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http://www.chesterfieldlearningcenter.com At Chesterfield Learning Center we help struggling students close the gap between their current skills and what is expected in the classroom through one-on-one instruction using state-of-the art, research-based educational methods. At Chesterfield Learning Center, your child is cared for as one of our own. We reflect our commitment through the following core values Dedication, Honesty, Equality, Respect, Collaboration 12550222 Tutoring, Elementary School, Middle School, High School, Reading Improvement, College Preparation, Special Needs, Adult Tutoring, Test Preparation, SAT, ACT, Math, Geometry, Calculus, Statistics, Science, Biology, Social Studies, Foreign Language, PSAT, GED, GRE, SSAT, GMAT Virginia, WWBTFrom:DataSphereVideosViews:1 0ratingsTime:01:14More inPeople Blogs

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Stochastic simulation of the spatial dynamics of a population of wild house mice across their perceptual landscape. Supplemental video to the paper: Perony N., Tessone, CJ, König, B., and Schweitzer, F.: How Random Is Social Behaviour? Disentangling Social Complexity through the Study of a Wild House Mouse Population, PLoS Computational Biology (2012). dx.doi.orgFrom:Nicolas PeronyViews:45 0ratingsTime:01:22More inPeople Blogs

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