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University of the Highlands and Islands Studies the Concept of Internet of Food

Scientists from University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) are trying to discover the concept of the "internet of food."
By Dominique Mijares

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    Microsoft has revealed its interest to buy the voice messaging startup Talko. The company will be utilized to improve the Skype and the Skype for Business services.

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    Selfies are mostly perceived as vanity and fluff. However, selfies are in fact an exercise in the science of self-promotion where each contestant is vying in a large-scale - even global - arena for attention. Selfies have in fact become such an incredible phenomenon that researchers from the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) at the Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) came up with an algorithm called 'MemNet', which is designed determine the success rate that an image might enjoy.

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    New study reveals that long life depends on a person's genetic makeup. Researchers from Stanford University have discovered the secret to become a centenarian.

  • Belly Fat Poses High Risk of Dementia

    Numerous studies have already been made about the high risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes brought about by the amount of fat stored in the belly of humans. But, recently, a new study has concluded that too much abdominal fat could be a precursor to dementia. How is this so? The liver snatches proteins that are building blocks of memory, away from the hippocampus and other parts of the body, to breakdown the fat.

  • Did Miss Australia 's Stand on Legalizing Marijuana Cost Her the Miss Universe Crown?

    Miss Australia, Monika Radulovic made it to the top 5 of the recently concluded 2015 Miss Universe beauty pageant. But she missed out on making it to the last three after the question and answer part.

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    What is behind Precision Medicine Initiative to be allocated billions and billions of funds by the Obama administration? What power does it have to destroy cancer? What is precision medicine?

  • Experts Say that Fish Oil Help Burn Those Excess Fats Around the Waist

    Fish oil activates the digestive tract receptors, induces the nervous system and the storage cells to burn fat faster. The fat tissues don't store all the fat.

  • Game Addiction Lead to Man Losing His Wife and Job

    A gamer from Russia has lost his wife and career due to Fallout 4 addiction. After playing the role playing video game for three straight weeks, the 28-year-old man lost everything precious to him. As a result, he is now suing the developer Bethesda Game Studios.

  • Cheese Wheel To Dump Pasta In:Chrissy Teigen's Christmas Present From John Legend

    Chrissy Teigen received her dream Christmas present from husband, John Legend. The pregnant model was so happy to receive her cheese wheel last Saturday.

  • Beware of These Toxic Self-Help Quotes

    When a looped sequence is applied to the human mind, the result is an opening of that mind to the vehicle to accept what it will deliver. This principle is closely related to hypnosis and applies to any looped or repetitive stimulus to which the mind is exposed. The unconscious mind is accessed in this state of suggestibility. Mantras and repetitive recitations operate under this principle. The vulnerability of the mind under this state cannot be emphasised enough.
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