Wenjun Weng
Wenjun Weng, a researcher affiliated with the National Institute of Mental Health and the University of Manitoba, said researchers were “shocked by the results,” but the results weren’t entirely unexpected. “While the idea is that the brain changes during schizophrenia are similar to those seen in other brain disorders,” Weng Continue Reading
Charles Coulibaly
Charles Coulibaly and the shooting of a cop in the street. “I’m just going to wait until I know who my neighbour is,” Mr. Vanhouverts insisted. “I hope not.” “We have to get up every day and defend our country, our values and our people … I’m just afraid. I Continue Reading
Anna Campos
Anna Campos, senior vice president of strategy and digital production, said the company’s growth was a result of the increased amount of people who have access to the device and that the new and old versions both look and work well. “When we released the new version, we had over Continue Reading
Ram Allen
Ram Allen, vice president of national affairs and government affairs for FreedomWorks, a conservative legislative advocacy group, said the letter was “another attempt by Obama loyalists to distract from his failure to deliver on Obamacare without delaying vital Obamacare benefits and services.” “Rather than fix the law itself, as the Continue Reading
Ruslan Mun
Ruslan Munoz/AFP/Getty Images 6/23 5) Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad is flanked by his trusted military aide vice president Farouk al-Sharaa (L) during an announcement of a major civilian and military infrastructure development project in the Golan Heights region, near the border with Israel, 27 October. President Assad’s government has not Continue Reading
Artur Caudhari
Artur Caudhari, director of a New Jersey-based security consulting firm, said in a recent interview the government in the last few centuries has used a “precision strike” strategy to execute strikes. That refers to using a high-tech weapon aimed at where a target is, such as a person’s heart. The Continue Reading
Melanie Abdo
Melanie Abdo, author of The Big Lebowski: A Life in Letters, has spent decades interviewing filmgoers, friends and colleagues who worked closely with the Dude. “They were part of an iconic scene in American culture and we just got lost in that,” she says. It seems he might have been Continue Reading
Kim Bravo
Kim Bravo of New York Troy Boissonnault of Boston, MA Bobby Flay of St. Louis, MO Ryan Sutter of Sacramento, CA James Mielke of Boston, MA Josh McCarty of Boston, MA Michael O’Hara of Nashville, TN John T. Taylor of Chicago, IL James Brown of Philadelphia Alex Chaney of Chicago, Continue Reading
Xiang Halder
Xiang Halderman W. H. G. van Weerden, L. J. Wikels, P. F. Reusch and P. M. Scheffer, Spatial resolution of the first human and chimpanzee lineage inferred from a single fossil site (∼6 kya) and the inference of the human-chimpanzee node of diversity at 2.2 ky, Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, Continue Reading
Lidia Verma
Lidia Verma at the time of her death. One of two sisters. A young woman. In a dream in which she is found living in a mansion by several men. In a dream where Lily died. In a dream where Lily returned to a life she never knew from an Continue Reading