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  • In breakthrough, Congress obtains footage of undercover cops conducting surveillance on Jan. 6

    11/22/2023 5:40:16 AM PST · by Red Badger · 23 replies
    Just The News ^ | Published: November 21, 2023 11:11pm Updated: November 22, 2023 | By John Solomon and Steven Richards
    Footage captures DC officers talking Antifa, exhorting rioters to run into Capitol and may provide roadmap to future security reforms to avoid "blue-on-blue tragedy." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ VIDEO AT LINK................. Congressional investigators have obtained hours of video footage from undercover officers who were dispatched by the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department to the U.S. Capitol to conduct electronic surveillance during the Jan. 6 riot, a critical new piece of evidence that could help lawmakers fashion long-delayed security reforms. The footage reviewed by Just the News ranges from the mundane -- such as chronicling moments when Capitol Police officers are impacted by tear...
  • Turning wood into bone: peg-leg science

    06/17/2009 7:36:57 AM PDT · by neverdem · 10 replies · 558+ views
    Royal Society of Chemistry ^ | 16 June 2009 | NA
    Pirates can now trade in their peg-legs for real legs as scientists transform wood into bone.In a Royal Society of Chemistry journal Italian chemists show that ordinary wood can be turned into bone suitable for repairing damaged limbs.It brings a whole new meaning to the term "tree surgery".The microstructure of the wood is the perfect natural template for making bone as it allows growth of blood vessels and tissues, Anna Tampieri and colleagues report in the Journal of Materials Chemistry.By treating wood with a fairly simple set of chemical processes, the natural structure of the wood is retained.The wood is...
  • Beating heart tissue grown in lab

    12/14/2004 6:23:40 PM PST · by LibWhacker · 3 replies · 351+ views
    BBC ^ | 12/15/04
    Scientists have cultured small pieces of heart tissue which beat in the same way as the whole organ.The Massachusetts Institute of Technology team hope the work will lead to new ways of repairing heart damage. They grew the tissue from a few rat heart cells which were placed on an artificial scaffold, and then stimulated with an electric current. Researchers told Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences: "Think of it as a patch for a broken heart." Myocardium, or heart muscle cells, cannot regenerate after injury, limiting the effectiveness of standard therapies. And heart cells are difficult to culture...