Monthly Archives: March 2014

2014 Volkswagen Polo GT TSI R Cup Edition Review Walkaround @ DNA Mumbai Auto Show !
The latest entrant to our "Living with a car" series is the Volkswagen Polo GT TSI. A lot has been said about this hatchback -- it is clearly the most fun to...

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STRAW TAPE DNA HELIX - MARATHI - Model of DNA!
The DNA carries our inheritance code. It is a double helix made up of nucleotides. Each nucleotide contains sugar, phosphate and nitrogenous bases. The four ...

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Scientists Create Mugshots From DNA Alone
Researchers are perfecting a means to create a photographic image of a suspect using only DNA evidence that #39;s been left at the crime scene. Researchers are p...

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2013 PSE DNA
Just some shooting, trying out a new sight.

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2013 PSE DNA - Video

DNA Cocktail - The Genius of Life - Dara O Briain #39;s Science Club - Series 2 - BBC
Materials scientist and engineer Mark Miodownik creates a DNA cocktail with the help of some strong Polish vodka, which Dara promptly drinks! Subscribe to th...

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Dr. Paul Farmer: New frontiers in tuberculosis care and control: lessons from #39;the delivery decade #39;
, TBResist: An International Consortium for Whole Genome Sequencing of Drug Resistant Strains of TB, ...

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Dr. Paul Farmer: New frontiers in tuberculosis care and control: lessons from 'the delivery decade' - Video

AC4 MP - AA - [FEAR] vs. [DNA] FL4m3_ - Saba Island
Thanks for the games 🙂 Intro: http://youtu.be/0BPu5m63_go.

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AC4 MP - AA - [FEAR] vs. [DNA] & FL4m3_ - Saba Island - Video

#39;Significant step #39; in Alzheimer #39;s disease DNA research

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'Significant step' in Alzheimer's disease DNA research - Video

LONGMONT DNA has matched human remains found west of Boulder in 2002 with a Denver teen missing since 2001.

Boulder County Coroner Emma Hall said the family of 15-year-old Cristobal James Flores picked up his remains last week, more than 12 years after the boy fled from his Denver home after getting into an argument with his mother over his sexual orientation, according to police reports.

Hall said two hikers discovered the skeletal remains west of Boulder, southwest of the Silver Saddle Motel, on Aug. 30, 2002. Based on the state of decomposition, she said, he had likely been dead for nearly a year.

Nothing at the scene offered any clue about his identity, she said, although sheriff's investigators reported the area appeared to be a transient camp. A forensic anthropologist examined the remains and determined they were those of someone age 17-20. A forensic odontologist agreed with the estimate.

Hall said the remains showed no signs of trauma to the bones, but there was no tissue for examination, leaving little to help determine why he died.

"The worst thing is we can't say what happened," Hall said. "He had no ties to Boulder that the family knew of."

Flores fled his home in September 2001, and his family reported him as a runaway in January 2002. His family asked Denver police in 2009 to open a missing-person case. In 2012, they submitted family DNA and the FBI matched it to Flores.

Once Flores was officially identified, Hall said, Denver police and her office worked to locate and notify his family. His cremated remains were returned to the family last week.

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DNA identifies Denver teen who was missing since 2001

Organisers of DNA Gay Ski Week QT are offering four lucky couples the chance to win a once-in-a-lifetime trip to this years event in Queenstown.

The Southern Hemispheres largest Winter Pride event sees hundreds of gay men and women converge on Queenstown between August 30 and September 6 for a week-long celebration of skiing, socialising and evenings full of fun.

Organisers Sally and Mandy Whitewoods have created four competitions for people to win a trip to Queenstown from the USA and Australia.

Working with event sponsors to create the amazing prize packages, the competitions will run in DNA, Curve, Instinct and LOTL magazines throughout May to July.

To enter people just need to email their details to the participating magazine/s. Links to the competitions will be posted on the DNA Gay Ski Week QT website when they launch later this year.

The US competitions in Curve and Instinct magazines each include return flights from San Francisco with Air New Zealand (value $4600) as well as Shotover Jet rides ($258), Cardrona Day Passes ($198) and tickets to all DNA Gay Ski Week QT events all for two people ($580).

Curve magazine will include accommodation at host hotel The Novotel Queenstown Lakeside in a superior room with full buffet breakfast ($2444) in its competition. The Instinct magazine competition incorporates accommodation at Commonage Villas Queenstown in a one bedroom Commonage Villa ($6,215) making that prize pack worth over $11,500.

Each of the LOTL and DNA magazines Australia competitions include return flights from Sydney with Air New Zealand ($3600), accommodation at host hotel The Novotel Queenstown Lakeside in a superior room with full buffet breakfast ($2000), Shotover Jet rides ($258), Cardrona Day Passes ($198) and tickets to all DNA Gay Ski Week QT events all for two people ($580).

"Its fantastic we can offer people in the US and Australia the chance to experience DNA Gay Ski Week QT first hand. The prizes are just phenomenal," said Sally Whitewoods.

"Every year we attract more and more people from a cross section of countries and were stoked to be able to grow the events profile and reach even further," she said.

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DNA Gay Ski Week QT launches 'trip-of-a-lifetime' comp