Found this online science site, The Bell Jar:

http://www.belljarnews.com/

Anyone hear of this one?

“This rock is a close match in chemical composition to an unusual but well-known type of igneous rock found in many volcanic provinces on Earth,” said Edward Stolper of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, who is a Curiosity co-investigator.

I got caught in a lift once with Edward Stolper. It wasn't pretty.

Conversation went like this :

'Sup?'
'rocks dude, rocks EVERYWHERE';

It was at this point I took the opportunity to smash him in the head with a rock.

'Mars' I whispered as I lent over him to retrieve my igneous sample.

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
“This rock is a close match in chemical composition to an unusual but well-known type of igneous rock found in many volcanic provinces on Earth,” said Edward Stolper of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, who is a Curiosity co-investigator.

I got caught in a lift once with Edward Stolper. It wasn't pretty.

Conversation went like this : ...[text shortened]... head with a rock.

'Mars' I whispered as I lent over him to retrieve my igneous sample.

Then I said to the admiral I said, when the war is over, we will both be digging ditch.

Originally posted by sonhouse
http://www.belljarnews.com/

Anyone hear of this one?

Interesting and it solves a mystery for me.

Douglas Mental Health University Institute, a world-class institute affiliated with McGill University, highlights a new study that has found that 27 minutes more sleep each night among children ages 7 to 11 helps them control their emotions and limits their impulsive behavior in school. The study has also found that a 54-minute decrease in sleep is linked to a decline in control over emotions and an increase in impulsive behavior.

“These new findings support the importance of sleep among school-age children,” said Reut Gruber, researcher at the Douglas Mental Health University Institute and professor in the Department of Psychiatry at McGill University, in a statement. ”We need to provide sleep education to parents, educators, and students featuring data on the critical impact of sleep on daytime function. Sleep must be prioritized.”

I've noticed that Americans only get going online late in the evening and they seem to keep going late into the night. They never seem to sleep! When I get up for another day they have gone quiet and nothing much happens until long after lunch time. So that explains an awful lot about Americans.

Originally posted by finnegan
Interesting and it solves a mystery for me.

[quote]Douglas Mental Health University Institute, a world-class institute affiliated with McGill University, highlights a new study that has found that 27 minutes more sleep each night among children ages 7 to 11 helps them control their emotions and limits their impulsive behavior in school. The study has al ...[text shortened]... othing much happens until long after lunch time. So that explains an awful lot about Americans.

You don't have to be jealous!