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6 hours ago · Craig Heller, professor of Physiology at Stanford University, told Time Magazine, “As mammals, we live close to the thermal edge of life and death. We run at 37°C [98.6°F], and only a couple ...
20 hours ago · Craig Heller, a biology professor at Stanford University in the USA, is the co-inventor of CoolMitt. Athletes use the glove-like device to cool down, either during breaks during training – such as in between sets at the gym – or during competitions, such as the half-time break of a football match. Heller says the mitt “prevents ...
4 hours ago · In her latest novel, Parade, Rachel Cusk once again flouts traditional narrative to probe questions about the connections between freedom, gender, domesticity, art, and suffering in a series of fractured, loosely connected, quasi-essayic fictional episodes. But Parade is a more abstract and less inviting construct than Cusk's Outline trilogy ...
3 days ago · Dr. H. Craig Heller, a physiologist and biologist at Stanford University, spoke about the science behind keeping cool in extreme heat. (WJAR) When we're exposed to extreme heat for extended...
1 day ago · An Oregon software salesman named Jason is dispatched to close a deal in the remote town of Riverton. The town is so off-the-beaten-path that even his car GPS approaches the dirt roads and snowy mountains with great trepidation. The closer he gets to Riverton, the more he regrets the trip as his cell phone dies and a stranger warns him to stay ...
3 days ago · 7 smart and sassy crime fiction writers dish on writing and life. It's The View. With bodies. Monday, June 17, 2024. One man's anachronism... What We're Writing. Anachronism: a thing belonging or appropriate to a period other than that in which it exists, especially a thing that is conspicuously old-fashioned.
1 day ago · The Pharmaceutical Era , May 1921 “Drying Drugs on Roofs in Chinatown” Photograph by Lothers & Young Western Advertising , July 1921 Drying...
