Monthly Archives: March 2015

Originally posted on Planning New Towns:
When we think of urban expansion in the 21st century, we often think of ‘sprawl’, a term that calls to mind low-density, car-oriented suburban growth, perhaps made up of single-family homes. Past studies have…

Originally posted on Natural Health with the Camel Milk:
The microbiologists continuously exploring camel milk for its unique antimicrobial characteristics. They revealed that camel milk’s (CM) antimicrobial attributes are more important than other multi-dimensional benefits especially in scenario as scientists has warned…

Why Evolution Is True Addenda: Reader Amy wins the Geek Prize for taking a photo of the right time on Pi Day—to the second.  You won’t see this for another 100 years: And Melissa Chen posted this highly creative Pi … Continue reading →