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Yesterday Eureka wrapped up the season in spectacular fashion, with a bunch of awesome guest stars, one of the biggest threats ever, a lovely celebration stanley website of space exploration, and a truly epic cliffhanger. Eureka doesn ;t get much better than this. Spoilers ahead 8230; One Giant Leap finds Eureka making final preparations for the Astraeus mission to Titan. Senator Wen Ming-Na is on hand for the historic occasion, and even President Obama is going to put in an appearance 鈥?at least until a charged particle blast from a naked si stanley cupe ngularity destroys the decoy limo sent in ahead of his visit. Carter and Jo are on the trail of mini black holes, the inadve stanley mugs rtent creation of Dave Foley Dr. Plotkin, a former unconventional weapons maker turned ultra-pacifistic environmentalist. Foley is a lot of fun as the positive energy obsessed Plotkin, particularly when bickering with Matt Frewer Dr. Taggart and spectacularly failing to bond with Jo. The singularities are sucking up beloved landmarks all over Eureka including Taggart mega-truck and Cafe Diem but they can ;t be allowed to interfere with the Astraeus launch, which must go ahead in the set window. Henry and Allison come up with a plan to quarantine the singularities far away from the town and Global Dynamics, where they can dissipate safely. But the singularities merge together into a single, much bigger black hole, and Carter is once again the only person w Jeqn The 10 Most Important Cameras of 2012
Earlier this year, we found out that dogs can be trained to successfully detect cancer on the breath of humans 鈥?but we ;re still not sure exactly what smell it is they ;re responding to. https://gizmodo/dogs-can-reliably-sniff-...-s-5832899 Now a company in Spain is working on a sensor to do the same job, and are discovering what biomarkers indicate a cancer presence. In conjunction with Donostia Hospital, the company Tecnalia has been trying to identify signs of cancer on your breath. Unfortunately, it not a single biomarker that screams here the cancer, but rather a range of them, which can boost from 10- to 100-fold in cancer patients. The company used gas chromatograph/mass spectrometry on breath samples from patients at the hospitals to identify th stanley nz e relevant compounds, and are now developing sensors to detect them. The hope is that these new sensors will be able to catch lung cancer early on, before it presents the traditional symptoms that would alert doctors 鈥? stanley cup and a small se stanley deutschland nsor is a lot more portably than a sniffing dog. BiologyCancerMedicineScience
