immune cells
World's Oldest People May Have Supercharged Immune Cells By Stephanie Pappas - Live Science Contributor 22 days ago Health - - - - - - [image: Bernice Madigan was the world’s fifth-oldest living person until her death at age 115 in January 2015.] Bernice Madigan was the world’s fifth-oldest living person until her death at age 115 in January 2015. (Image: © Dina Rudick/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) The secret to living past 110 may be an increase in killer cells in the bloodstream. New research finds that "*supercentenarians*," or people who make... mais »
Night and Fog Decree 1941
[image: Adolf Hitler reviewing troops on the Eastern Front, 1939.] 1941: Adolf Hitler issued his Night and Fog Decree , a secret order for the arrest and execution of “persons endangering German security.” *[How did a fire help Hitler become Führer? Learn about that and more in our list of 9 Things You Might Not Know About Adolf Hitler .]*
"The Real Face of Jesus"
The Real Face Of Jesus Advances in forensic science reveal the most famous face in history. By Mike Fillon Dec 1, 2019 [image: Hagia Sophia] *Originally published in December 2002*, *the *Popular Mechanics* article "The Real Face of Jesus" created a face for the most famous historical figure in human history. Since then, science has continued reconstructing faces from throughout history, from Stone Age humans to European royalty.* *B**elow the article is reproduced in its entirety along with how it appeared in the December 2002 issue.* ------------------------------ From the first tim... mais »
Corruption and Health Systems
Corruption in global health: the open secret - Patricia J García, MD Published:November 27, 2019 LECTURE| VOLUME 394, ISSUE 10214, P2119-2124, DECEMBER 07, 2019 Summary Corruption is embedded in health systems. Throughout my life—as a researcher, public health worker, and a Minister of Health—I have been able to see entrenched dishonesty and fraud. But despite being one of the most important barriers to implementing universal health coverage around the world, corruption is rarely openly discussed. In this Lecture, I outline the magnitude of the problem of corruption, how ... mais »
Science and Religion
Essay / History of science Reformation of science Protestantism didn’t hold back science – it revolutionised its methods, its theoretical content and its social significance Peter Harrison
What music sounded like in Ancient Greece?
Idea / Music Can we know what music sounded like in Ancient Greece? Armand D’Angour – From the archive*They told me, Heraclitus, they told me you were dead; They brought me bitter news to hear and bitter tears to shed;I wept as I remembered how often you and I Had tired the sun with talking, and sent him down the sky.And now that thou art lying, my dear old Carian guest, A handful of grey ashes, long, long ago at rest,Still are thy pleasant voices, thy nightingales, awake;**For Death, he taketh all away, but them he cannot take.* This epigram by Callimachus, in a moving translation ... mais »
Alfred Eisenstaedt
*Nasceu no mesmo ano de meu pai (Bortolo Achutti) que gostava de fotografia (e teve um neto professor da mesma arte, Luiz Eduardo Robinson Achutti).* *Extranhamente na reportagem da Britannica não encontrei fácil uma foto dele, provavelmente porque o fotógrafo está mais atrás da máquina do que na frente da lente... A foto que vai abaixo, encontrei no Google e encontrei até alguma semelhança com a imagem de meu pai (provavelmente por ser um estilo de época).* [image: Resultado de imagem para alfred eisenstaedt biografia]1898: Photographer *Alfred Eisenstaedt*—whose images, many of the... mais »
US troops overseas deployments
4.2k Posted by u/MrChaBuDuo 11 hours ago [OC] US Troop Deployments Overseas, 1953-2017 OC [image: Post image] 186 Comments Give Award Share SaveHideReport 97% Upvoted Comment asachutti COMMENT Switch to markdown SORT BY BEST View discussions in 5 other communities level 1 tyen0 OC: 1814 points·8 hours ago Very cool. A hopefully constructive criticism is that it might be a bit clearer to put the more ephemeral data points, e.g. vietnam and iraq, on the top of the stack so the longer term data points aren't so disrupted.
Inequality
Inequality could be lower than you think But there is plenty to do to make economies fairer Leaders Nov 28th 2019 edition Even in a world of polarisation, fake news and social media, some beliefs remain universal, and central to today’s politics. None is more influential than the idea that inequality has risen in the rich world. People read about it in newspapers, hear about it from their politicians and feel it in their daily lives. This belief motivates populists, who say selfish metropolitan elites have pulled the ladder of opportunity away from ordinary people. It has given succ... mais »
Auschwitz (Oswiecim)
*Reportagem enviada por meu amigo Professor Dr. Alexandre Gruszynski* Vivre à Oswiecim, une ville à l'ombre d'Auschwitz [image: Photo datant du 3 décembre 2019 des wagons utilisés par les nazis pendant la guerre pour transporter les juifs et les sélectionner dans le camp de Auschwitz-Birkenau]
Walt Disney
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Oscar Niemeyer
[image: Niemeyer, Oscar] 2012: Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer—an early exponent of modern architecture in Latin America, especially known for the curvaceous glass-and-white-concrete buildings that he designed for Brasília —died in Rio de Janeiro.
Luiza Cechella Achutti (15/02/1911 - 05/12/1999)
Hoje fazem 20 anos que nossa mãe faleceu--Sua presença, na sua ausência (saudade) permanece viva. Um abraço a todos vocês que a conheceram e se lembram dela. Também uma oportunidade para apresenta-la a quem não teve a ventura de a encontrar em vida. Nasceu e morreu em Santa Maria. Sua mãe foi Amantina Diederich Adami, neta de imigrantes alemães. O pai foi Luiz Link Cechella, filho e neto de imigrantes Italiano e alemão. Teve quatro irmãos também já falecidos: Edith, Nilo, Walter e Ary. Marido: Bôrtolo Borin Achutti, filho de imigrantes Libanês e Italiana. Três filhos: Lia Maria (fal... mais »
From:Time Health
Permanent Hair Dyes and Chemical Straighteners May Be Linked to Breast Cancer, Study Says The Intriguing Link Between Spicy Food and a Longer Life
Necrocitizen
*Maneiras distintas de encarar a morte...* *From From Here to Eternity by Caitlin Doughty.* When a gray whale dies it is a feast for all: "The grey whale is an impressive creature-fifty feet long and weighing over thirty-six tons, with formidable likes spanning ten feet. A dozen miles off the coast of California, she emerges into view and exhales with a final, weakened puff. After sixty-five years, death has come for the great beast, and she hangs limp at the surface. "Some whales begin to sink straightaway, but this particular whale will remain afloat. Inside the carcass, tissues... mais »
Dementia
[image: What Science Tells Us About Preventing Dementia] What Science Tells Us About Preventing Dementia Anne Tergesen, The Wall Street Journal There are no instant, miracle cures. But recent studies suggest we have more control over our cognitive health than we might think. It just takes some effort. Read this story now » Predicting Alzheimer's-like memory loss before it strikes [image: Emily Jones (left) and Yadong Huang (right)]https://www.nsf.gov/news/mmg/media/images/alzheimers_f.jpgAlzheimer's disease findings could open new treatment possibilities More at https://www.nsf.g... mais »
Serendiptia
De uma conversa com o Amicor *Professor César Victora* emergiu a palavra *Serendiptia*, depois de conversarmos sobre *"schadenfreude" e saudade.* Descobri também sua inexistência, ou melhor, até agora não a encontrei no meu "Aurélio". Felizmente temos muitas outras fontes para consultar. Tenho dúvidas sobre a grafia mais adequada: se tem "i" entre o "p" e o "t", se o "t" pode ser suprimido... De qualquer forma, as descobertas não acontecem por mero acaso, é preciso que pre-existam conexões disponíveis e compatíveis em nossas mentes. O prazer das descobertas deve estar relacionado com ... mais »
First human Heart Transplant (1967)
[image: Barnard, Christiaan] 1967: Christiaan Barnard of South Africa performed the first human heart transplant, at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town. *[ Test your knowledge of famous doctors .]*
Anna Freud 1895
[image: Anna Freud, c. 1970.] 1895: Anna Freud, a founder of child psychoanalysis and one of its foremost practitioners, was born in Vienna. *[Take our Psychology 101 quiz .]*
Antônio Olivé convida
[image: Foto de Escola de Música da Ospa.] DEZ8 Escola de Música da OSPA - Concerto Série OSPA Jovem Público · Organizado por Escola de Música da Ospa Comparecerei Compartilhar - *clock* Domingo de 16:00 a 18:30 Daqui a 5 dias · 18–31°C Muito ensolarado - *pin* Casa Da Música Da Ospa Av Borges de Medeiros 1501, 90119900 Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul Exibir mapa - - *envelope* Convidado(a) por Antonio Olivé - Sobre
Susan La Flesche Picotte (1889)
10 TRUE STORIES History’s Forgotten Pioneer: The First Native American Doctor Susan La Flesche Picotte graduated from medical school in 1889, 35 years before Native Americans became U.S. citizens.
Pablo Escobar
[image: Escobar, Pablo]1993: Colombian criminal Pablo Escobar—who, as head of the Medellín cartel , was arguably the world's most powerful drug trafficker in the 1980s and early '90s—was killed during a shoot-out with authorities. *[Did Escobar's prison have a nightclub? Find out that and more in our list of 8 Interesting Facts About the King of Cocaine .]*
Schadenfreude
[image: Resultado de imagem para schadenfreude o que é]Hoje antes de ir para a hidroginástica dei com a palavra Schadenfreude que serviu como bom motivo para elucubrar sobre o tema: A palavra deriva do alemão *Schaden* “dano, prejuízo” e *Freude* “alegria, prazer”. Porque do sentimento tão frequente? Escorregar numa casca de banana... Porque quando acontece com o outro, fica-se contente por não estar em seu lugar? Sadismo? O que é mais frequente e mais fácil de explicar: o prazer de um evento bom para a gente mesmo, ou de um desastroso para outrem? Prazer ou inveja quando acontece al... mais »
WOMEN OF IMPACT
*By **Intan Nurhat**i, Paleoclimate Scientist and Oceanographer* Gender equality is a collective goal, not confined to any place and time. National Geographic brings together stories of women warriors across generations in narrowing the gap of gender equality. Today, no country in the world has achieved gender equality. The Gender Gap Report reminds us of a 32% gender gap that remains to be closed globally. Gaps in educational attainment, as well as health and survival, are narrowing. Still, larger gaps remain in economic and political empowerment.
emotional intelligence
Alain de Botton on Existential Maturity and What Emotional Intelligence Really Means“The emotionally intelligent person knows that they will only ever be mentally healthy in a few areas and at certain moments, but is committed to fathoming their inadequacies and warning others of them in good time, with apology and charm.”BY MARIA POPOVA [image: Alain de Botton on Existential Maturity and What Emotional Intelligence Really Means] “Maturity is the ability to live fully and equally in multiple contexts,” poet and philosopher David Whyte wrote in one of his most beautiful meditations. A... mais »
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