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How Speaking Multiple Languages Benefits the Brain

It’s obvious that knowing more than one language can make certain things easier — like traveling or watching movies without subtitles. But are there other advantages to having a bilingual (or multilingual) brain? Mia Nacamulli details the three types of bilingual brains and shows how knowing more than one language keeps your brain healthy, complex and actively engaged.

Can a Plant Remember? This One Seems to—Here’s the Evidence

There’s this plant I’ve heard about that had a really bad afternoon a few years ago. It was in its pot bothering nobody and then, suddenly, it fell. Not once, but 56 times. (I’ll explain in a minute.) But it’s a plant. Things happen to plants, and as far as I know, they go on as before. They don’t have brains. They have no way to “remember” anything. They’re not animals. So I figure even 56 consecutive falls left no lasting impression.

I figured wrong. I just read an eye-popping paper by Monica Gagliano, associate professor of biology at the University of Western Australia. She’s got a plant that not only “remembered” what happened to it but stored that memory for almost a month. She saw this happen! Here’s the plant:

The Amazing Way This Teacher Talks To His Students Is Making A Huge Difference To Their Lives

“You’re very funny. You’re very smart. You do a great job every day. You make everyone laugh because you’re so silly.”Imagine how you would feel if someone spoke to you like this every morning?Well, this one teacher has shown that compliments really do go a long way.Chris Ulmer runs a special education class in Jacksonville, Florida and upon realizing how often people with special needs are overlooked he decided to make some big changes.

What Are BB Creams? All About Beauty Balms

BB cream stands for blemish balm, blemish base, beblesh balm, and in Western markets, beauty balm. It is a cosmetic item sold mainly in Asian markets, although the majority of larger beauty brands have introduced BB creams to Western markets.

Want to streamline your beauty routine while saving counter space and money? Who doesn't? That's why a new type of product called BB cream has become one of the hottest trends in the beauty industry.

Apple's New iPhone Accessory The Apple Smart Battery Case Could Solve Your Battery Woes

Apple's new iPhone accessory could solve your battery woes

Apple Inc this week announced a ‘smart’ battery case for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s, the company’s first such product.

The company claims the product will extend the phones’ battery life by up to 25 hours, essentially doubling it.

The $99 case has a bulge at the back which has been criticized for being badly designed. Many took to social media saying “It looks like my iPhone ate an iPod” following a video review about the latest accessory.

60 Minutes On This Bicycle Can Power Your Home For 24 Hours

Would you exercise for an hour every day if the workout powered your home for twenty-four hours1?

“People often complain about the high costs of energy and the fact that they “never have time to workout.” This invention certainly solves both conundrums.

And, most importantly, this free power invention has the potential to lift the 1.3 billion people who presently live without electricity out of poverty.

THE WORLD’S FIRST FLYING PLUG-IN HYBRID

While Google and Tesla are working on self-driving cars, Terrafugia’s TF-X has its sights set much higher, literally.

The TF-X™ is the practical realization of the dream of countless visions of the future; it is designed to be the flying car for all of us. In order to achieve this long-sought-after vision, Terrafugia will focus the TF-X™ program with clear goals that enhance the safety, simplicity, and convenience of personal transportation.  We believe these goals are achievable today.

The next generation of bloggers is here. And they are computers

(businessesgrow.com)

The writing bots are here.

• Computer scientists in Finland have created an algorithm that can programmatically create better rap lyrics than actual rappers.
• The site bot or not challenges to you choose whether a poem was created by a human or an algorithm.
• Nearly 10 percent of the articles on Wikipedia were not written by humans.
• Last year the L.A. Times was the first newspaper to publish a breaking news story written by a computer. One company projects that by 2030, 90 percent of the news will be written by bots.

Fantastic Folds: Superb Paper Origami Creations by Gonzalo Calvo

Madrid-based origami enthusiast Gonzalo García Calvo has a knack for fiddling with paper. He uses a variety of different techniques and papers to fold impressive animals, objects, and sci-fi figures designed by a number of top origami artists. By day Gonzalo works professionally as a musician but easily gets lost in the challenge of bringing paper to life in his spare time. All photos courtesy the artist. 

NASA Proves That The Bible Is True

For all the scientists out there and for all those who have had a hard time convincing these people regarding the truth of the Bible, here's something that illustrates God's awesome creation and shows He is still in control. Did you know that NASA's space programmers are busy proving what has been called 'myth' in the Bible is true? 
Praise The Lord!

After Seeing This, I Will Never Cook Eggs The Same Way Again. This Is So Much Easier

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Chile To Build A Hydropower Plant In The World’s Driest Desert

If you were to picture the optimal spot for building a hydroelectric power plant, I’ll bet the middle of a desert would not be your first choice. Yet, the Chilean energy company Valhalla has decided the Atacama Desert is the perfect location for such an endeavor. The plant will provide power for three nearby provinces, drastically slashing their reliance on fossil fuels. So, how exactly would this work?

Sushi That Looks Like Real-Life Swimming Koi In A Few Simple Steps

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Sushi is delicious, and koi-fish are amazing, so why not join the two into an amazing and delicious combination? That’s what JunsKitchen has achieved in their short video on how to make sushi that looks like real-life swimming koi fish.

What do you need to make this dream a reality? Just sushi rice, spicy cod roe, squid, shrimp, seaweed, cucumber, and radishes. The squid is the secret ingredient that you’ll use to create the koi-fish’s body, completing the illusion! See the rest of the instructions below.

8 Useful Ways For Whitening Your Teeth Naturally

#1 Orange Peel

Rub some orange peel over your teeth, and see instant changes.

Zero-Energy Bio Refrigerator Cools Your Food With Future Gel

In a valiant effort to rethink the ubiquitous refrigerator – which has seen few design changes since the invention of freon fridges in the 1930’s – Russian designer Yuriy Dmitriev has unveiled a fresh-looking, gel-filled appliance of the future. His Bio Robot Refrigerator utilizes a special gel-like substance that suspends and cools food once inserted. Dmitriev’s design was a finalist in the Electrolux Design Lab competition, which challenges entrants with the task of redesigning modern appliances for the future.

The Bio Robot Refrigerator mounts on a wall — Dmitriev points out it can be mounted horizontally, vertically or even on the ceiling. The fridge does not have a motor or other traditional technology like most refrigerators, — the gel does all the work — so, 90% of the appliance is actual usable space. To use the fridge you basically shove food into it’s biopolymer gel — which has no odor and is not sticky — and it is suspended and cooled until you need it again.

A Green-Roofed Hobbit Home Anyone Can Build In Just 3 days

Can you imagine living in a 400-square-foot tiny home that is eco-friendly and energy-efficient, yet boasts all the amenities of a conventional house? Magic Green Homes fabricates such structures using prefabricated vaulted panels and covers them with soil, creating flexible green-roofed living spaces with a Tolkienesque charm. And the kicker? They’re so easy to construct, just about anyone can build one.

5 Unbelievable Japanese Foods You Can't Believe People Actually Eat

"Viewer Discretion is Advised!!!" Here are 5 unbelievable Japanese foods!!! Japanese love them. But you can not believe people actually eat them.

#1 Dancing Squid Bowl Dish

Have you ever seen dancing squid bowl dish before? This is the most talked about Japanese bowl dish.

When kids can't recognize fresh fruits and vegetables, this is how they look! Watch this.

This video shows kids in an elementary school class in Huntington, West Virginia. The kids had trouble identifying fresh fruits and vegetables. It only proves that these kids don't exactly know where their foods are from. 

Huntington, America, has been called the unhealthiest city there where nearly half of the adults are considered obese. 

7 Beagle Puppies Are The First Dogs Born Successfully Through IVF

Five months ago, seven beagle mix puppies were delivered by C-section, a result of 19 IVF (in vitro fertilization) embryos. The deliveries mark the first successful IVF pregnancy in dogs since scientists began their attempts in the mid-1970s.

All born from the same beagle mother, two puppies were produced by another female beagle and a male cocker spaniel, while the five other puppies were produced by a third female beagle and a male beagle.

Reproductive Biology Specialist at Cornell University Alex Travis conducted the research and oversaw the birth of the litter, of which he says,

We had people lined up, each with a towel, to grab a puppy and rub them and warm them up. When you hear that first cry and they start wriggling a bit, it’s pure happiness. You’re ecstatic that they’re all healthy and alive and doing well.

The lack of successful IVF research in canines over the decades has been attributed to their complicated reproductive system. Female dogs only ovulate once or twice a year, at which time their eggs are immature and dark due to fatty molecules, which makes microscopic research tough.

To conquer these issues, Travis and his research team determined the eggs would continue to develop if left in the dog’s oviducts — like human fallopian tubes — for a day longer than the norm.

Researchers Jennifer Nagashima and Skylar Sylvester discovered that adding magnesium to the sperm prepared it for fertilization as would the female reproductive tract.

Implementing these findings, the team has climbed to an 80 percent fertilization rate, at which point they freeze the embryos until the mother is physiologically ready.

Of the research’s benefits and its subsequent implications for endangered species of wild dogs, Travis says,

If you are managing a species such as the African painted dog, and a male dies, you can collect sperm. And if a female dies, you can collect ovarian follicles from the ovaries and try to mature oocytes in vitro. But then what? To be able to use these resources, you need IVF to be able to produce an embryo from the sperm and eggs.

Because dogs share so many genetic traits and diseases with people – over 350, which is vastly more than any other species – this technique also gives us new opportunities both to study genetic disease, and with gene editing, potentially prevent it from happening.

This will have important implications for both veterinary and human medicine.

As for the seven pups born in July, all but one has been adopted by new, loving homes!

Source:http://elitedaily.com/news/7-puppies-born-through-ivf/1314656/