Chicago physicist plans to clone himself with wife aid
Chicago physicist Richard Seed announced plans to clone humans with his wife Gloria carrying an embryo created from his cell nucleus and a donor egg. Seed, 69, says he will clone himself first to address criticism and aims to produce a pregnancy within 2 1/2 years. He cites potential uses for infertile couples, a dead child, or a donor of bone marrow or tissue.
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Quetzalcoatl Maze Opens in New Mexico Cornfield
In Albuquerque the public explored a two mile cornfield maze shaped like the feathered serpent Quetzalcoatl. Created by Adrian Fisher and built by Rio Grande Community Farms, the maze offers 25 entrants every 15 minutes with flags maps and color coded clues and will stay open weekends through Halloween before cornstalks are cut for sandhill crane migration.
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Training attracts Gen X workers says Gallup survey
A Gallup survey shows employer sponsored training attracts Gen X job seekers and boosts retention. Sixty to seventy billion dollars US spend yearly on workplace education. 70 percent with no training report job satisfaction, vs 84 percent with six days or more. Fifty-eight percent of workers 32 or younger say training aids preparation for higher level jobs.
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