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Is it true that Climate change may depend on where you live?

White House to study the impact of Climate change on human health and habitat

Cody Gash
Apr 7, 2015
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Washington DC – A new study has revealed that people are affected differently by Climate Changes depending on where they live. The greatest concern of the global warming and other human-driven influences on the...

Dogs can recognize happy or angry human facial expressions, says research

Cody Gash
Feb 14, 2015
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Dogs could distinguish between happy and angry human facial expressions, reveals a new study. Austrian researchers trained a group of 11 dogs to discriminate between images of the same person expressing either ...

Study shows most human languages are inclined towards positive words

Cody Gash
Feb 11, 2015
Innovation
The findings of a recent study claim that human languages are biased towards positive words. The study involved the investigation in ten different languages, and results showed that all these languages are more...

Research suggests settling early with Mr. Okay better than waiting for Mr. Perfect

Cody Gash
Feb 9, 2015
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Contradictory to the teachings that young Americans are often brought up with, a recent study bids people to settle with Mr. or Miss Okay, instead of waiting for the Mr. or Miss Perfect. A research has argued t...

Study finds humans are endangering ocean life and not knowing it

Charles Omedo
Jan 15, 2015
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Humans are the greatest enemies and destroyers of ocean life, and they barely know it. Ocean life is suffering unprecedented damage and humans are on the verge of causing a mass extinction of valuable marine li...

Early humans were more advanced than we thought

Platonium
Jul 4, 2014
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Researchers at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History have discovered that early humans were less primitive than we originally thought. According to a new study, early hominids were able to create...

HP announces new Enterprise Application Service for Workday

Abby Smith
Jun 17, 2014
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Palo Alto - Hewlett Packard (NASDAQ: HPQ), this Tuesday, announced a new service called HP Enterprise Applications Services for Workday, which has been specially tailored to integrate HCM or Human Capital Manag...

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