Engineering specialists from MIT have devised a way to make RFID (radio-frequency identification) tags more reliable and pick up on chemicals in the surrounding environment — without needing the typical battery.
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Rural Areas Have The Highest Suicide Rates And Fewest Mental Health Workers
Posted in: Today's ChiliThere isn’t a single psychiatrist in 65 percent of nonmetropolitan counties.
There’s some magic behind the fermentation process.
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John Oliver: Separation Of Children From Parents At Border ‘Objectively Awful’
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe host of ‘Last Week Tonight’ calls the immigration policy “objectively awful.”
Thousands Of Protesters March On Texas Tent City To Oppose Family Separations
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe Tornillo tent city, which opened last week, is already housing 200 children.
Facebook has tightened the rules about what sort of firearms-related content is visible by the site’s underage users. From June 21st, ads for weapon accessories, from optics, flashlights and holsters through to bulletproof vests and camouflage gear,…
Still don’t think Google is out to get Amazon? Just take a look at its most recent “strategic partnership”. The search giant has just inked a deal with one of China’s biggest e-commerce companies, JD.com. While most of what ‘s involved with the transaction is buried in marketing-speak, one thing is clear: Google wants in on JD.com’s empire, which practically … Continue reading
Volvo builds a self-docking yacht
Posted in: Today's ChiliThere are plenty of things that can go wrong when you dock a boat, and if they do, the consequences can be expensive. It’s a problem that Volvo Penta claims to have solved after building a “self-docking yacht” that can park itself in spaces no sailor…