Quick Shout out for American Pi Day (3-142017), the rest of the world will have to wait until the 42nd Millennium for that one. #SadFace As a gadget fan, seeing the progress of wearable technology over the past few years has been amazing. We have even seen clothing and bags changing to deal with our […]
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Lots of very cool things have been happening while we were away. However, now we’re back, I’m indulging my geek a little. With title like Laputa, Spirited Away, My Neighbour Totoro, Howl’s Moving Castle and more, Studio Ghibli have been at the forefront of animated story telling for years. So I will have to admit […]
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New Drug a Landmark in the Treatment of MS Scans reveal how Brain Filters out noise at Parties Drone Flies using Artificial Feathers Raspberry Pi Release their own OS TfL to roll out Please Offer me a Seat Badge Scheme Anti-Suicide Pop-Up Ads Hailed as Huge Success Breast Cancer Poster attracts Supportive Graffiti 10 […]
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With Petra having starred in so many movies, and being a world heritage site you’d expect that it had nothing new to offer. Well, the discovery of a massive monument, hidden beneath the sand, just goes to show that even the most familiar things can hold surprises. Top news today? A treatment that may halt […]
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Here at Chez Nomad we’re always happy to hear about new research for the treatment of previously untreatable conditions. The discovery of a gene for Multiple Sclerosis is great news as a gateway to diagnosis and importantly, treatment. Plus, new understanding of the plaques formed in Alzheimer’s means hope that this terrible disease can be treated as […]
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When I hear Sheffield mentioned on the news, all too often, it’s as an example of the decline of the once glorious industrial North of England; that has a tendency to make me sad as it’s selling a great city, and my adopted home, very short. So it is with more than a little glee […]
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UK based Engineers develop Sonic Tractor Beam Decommissioning of Uranium Enrichment Centrifuges begins in Iran Legal duty to report FGM comes into Force MS patient walks after taking HIV Retroviral Drugs Liposomes herald big step for Nanomedicine BAE invests in Skylon Engine Firm Progress made for Lithium-Air Batteries Ice Age engravings found in Jersey 4 […]
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