In the News

Russians Recover Fresh Flowing Mammoth Blood

About 15,000 years ago, an old female wooly mammoth plunged through the ice as she was being chased by predators. Her remains have now been uncovered by scientists working in Siberia. And remarkably, as they were digging it out, blood began to stream out. Which is weird given that it was 10° below freezing.

It's not known if the blood or tissue samples contain living cells required for cloning. And even if such cells are recovered, the DNA repair would require a very complex process that could take years. A report is expected later this July.     

curioser and curioser...                 

The Telegraph recently reported

Russia brings mice and newts back from Mars research mission

 Photo: GETT

Russia has long set its sights on Mars and is now targeting 2030 as the year in which it could begin creating a base on the Moon for flights to the Red Planet.

Thursday, May 16, 2013 - 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Celebrate Local Authors! with Diana Walsh

Diana Walsh reads from her book, 'Empty Cradle' 

about the abduction of her five-day-old infant

known to the public as baby Shelby.

The book is a true crime and happened in the early 1990s
in Burlington, Ontario, making national and international headlines.

Discussion and questions welcome.

Diana Walsh, Stoney Creek resident and author, was recently nominated for the

Governor General Awards, Edna Staebler Award and the
Hamilton Literary Awards. 

ON WRITING
http://www.openbookontario.com/news/writing_diana_walsh

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Здравствуйте  Russia :)  and Hello to the United Kingdom!

Hello Belarus!

Wonderful advice friends, Think before you buy, Do you need it?

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