32 min ago | Ithaca Journal
Myrick doesn't prime City Hall spot, so it gets public seating instead
If you liked "Gasland-The Movie" you may may like this.Our Marcellus Shale reporter Jon Campbell noted that a version of this puppet show was From left, C.J. Randall and David West of the Upstate Research Group, a planning company, and Josh Lower chat in the the mayor's Park space outside City Hall Thursday.
2 hrs ago | Energy Tribune
Fracking's Interstate Pollution Needs U.S. Rules
Air and water pollution from natural- gas and oil production using hydraulic fracturing moves across state lines, so the drilling should be regulated by the federal government, a Cornell University scientist said.
6 hrs ago | National Public Radio
Bloomberg's Sugary Drink Ban May Not Change Soda Drinkers' Habits
When New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced last night he wants to ban sodas and many other sugary drinks in 16 ounce servings sizes and up, the reaction was swift and predictable.
8 hrs ago | Newswise
Energy Scholars Program at Rensselaer Connects Students with Industry
Newswise - Troy, N.Y. - The Center for Future Energy Systems at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has launched the new Energy Scholars Program to foster research collaborations between undergraduate students and industry.
12 hrs ago | The Jersey Journal
Jersey tomatoes in winter? Maybe
It's a dream for now, but one that inched closer to reality on Wednesday when scientists announced they mapped the fruit's genome sequence, hastening the path for breeders to improve the taste, yield, growing season and nutrition of the fickle crop.
17 hrs ago | Suburban Weekly
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17 hrs ago | Daily Mail
Bigger, tastier tomatoes could be on the menu as scientists unravel...
Bigger, tastier tomatoes - or even new colours of the fruit - could be on sale soon, after scientists 'cracked' the genetic code of the fruit.
The Consortium MBA Application: Benefits
The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management is an organization that has formed alliances with many of the best U.S. business schools and major corporations.
Tomato genome gets fully sequenced -- paves way to healthier fruits, veggies
The full genome sequence, as well as the sequence of a wild relative, is jointly published in the latest issue of the journal Nature .
Gettysburg Address goes on display starting Friday at presidential museum
One of the most famous documents in United States history goes back on display at 9 a.m. Friday in the Treasures Gallery at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum in Springfield.
Tour the Finger Lakes with CulinartMedia's new iPhone/iPad travel app
CulinartMedia, Inc. today is pleased to announce the release and immediate availability of Tour the Finger Lakes 1.0, its new travel app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
TheDC Morning: We give away free guns - even postmen may apply
Jamie Weinstein is Senior Editor of The Daily Caller. His work has appeared in The Weekly Standard, the New York Daily News and The Washington Examiner, among many other publications.
Engineered 3-D Microvessels Provide Better Way...
Image Caption: Researchers made a functional microvessel that spells the letters "UW." The white bar measures 100 micrometers, about the width of a human hair.
Add white noise. "Background noise is good for two reasons," said Dr. David Neubauer, associate director of the Johns Hopkins Sleep Disorders Center, in Baltimore.
Young couples wed, despite pressure to wait
A few weeks after Courtney Mirenzi's wedding, the 24-year-old made a pit stop while driving to Pennsylvania on a camping trip.
Epistatic Rescue of Nkx2.5 Adult Cardiac Conduction Disease...
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Cornell endowment takes a interim' off title of new CIO
A.J. Edwards was named chief investment officer of Cornell University 's $5.3 billion endowment, confirmed Claudia Wheatley, a spokeswoman for the Ithaca, N.Y., endowment.
Welliver project gets national recognition
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Dinner together does not a healthy family make
The family meal is often touted and encouraged for its social and health benefits, but a new Cornell University study questions the nature of this association, finding that the perceived benefits may not be as strong or as lasting once a number of factors are controlled for.
City to Launch New 'Mini MBA Program' to Boost BioTech
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