Dutch firm pitches Flonant chrysanthemum with transplanted genes
A Dutch company plans to market a chrysanthemum named Flonant that changes from pink to white through gene transplantation. Environmentalists oppose sales fearing gene flow to the environment with unknown effects. Separately a Pelouze Scale Co poll finds Indian and African cuisines rising as the next food crazes in the United States, with Chinese, Tex-Mex and Italian following.
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Reel Review parent film tips from Honeoye Falls mother
Sharon Kissack, a retired teacher from Honeoye Falls in Monroe County, offers 99 cent per minute taped reviews through Reel Re snew. She warns parents about violence and objectionable content in current films, citing PG 13 Batman Returns as notably violent.
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LES and k d lang share candid views in interviews. Dice Clay jokes about laughing at falls while helping the elderly, and lang discusses embracing homosexuality publicly, highlighting personal honesty and media interest.
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Nuts may cut heart disease risk says study findings
A study of over 31 000 Seventh day Adventists over six years links eating nuts more than five times weekly to a 48 percent lower risk of heart disease versus less than once weekly. Editorial questions validity noting Adventists’ already lower heart risk and longer lifespans.
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Hollywood suit targets Medicine Man credit claim
A $100 million Los Angeles suit alleges CAA conceived the film Medicine Man from an Ecuador cancer search idea shown by Ferguson and a friend in 1988. The suit claims the agency later packaged and released the movie this year without Ferguson credit.
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Emotional rescue sex differences in emotion processing
Psychologists Tomi-Ann Roberts and James Pennebaker report men rely on internal bodily signals to assess emotions while women use external cues from others. They cite physiological and neural wiring theories, noting men may better monitor bodily status, with brain connectivity differing between sexes.
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James W. Pennebaker
Southern Methodist University
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