Blue-eyed humans have a single, common ancestor (Science Daily)

China: Slideshow of Photovoltaic Generation Project Floating Above Fishery Waters and Now in Operation (Xinhuanet)

Graphene OLED produced in European labs means cellphone screens which will not break and which are only one atom thick
(Phys Org)

Investors could be blindsided by a cluster of Fed rate hikes this year (Marketwatch)

Ex-High Schol Football Player Leaves Behind A Journal Of Suffering From CTE Before Taking His Life (GQ)

Two Orlando Police Officers Die Trying To Bring Murder Suspect to Justice, One Shot, One In Wreck of Police Motorcycle in Pursuit

(Huffpost)

The extraordinary size of Amazon in one chart (The Big Picture)

Next Apple iPhone iteration to be made from forged stainless steel instead of milled aluminum
(Forbes)

Two wide-moat dividend paying stocks to consider on dips (Dividend Growth Investor)

1930s-Like Demographic Headwinds Are Restraining the US Economy (Bloomberg)

Bitcoin plunges as Chinese authorities increase scrutiny (Marketwatch)

Bitcoin could soar if the Winklevoss ETF is approved (Marketwatch)

The path to $10,000 Bitcoin (Of Two Minds)

Intel Chiefs reportedly told Donald Trump last week in a classified meeting that the Russians have something on him (Business Insider)

Trump needs a win/win deal. Putin is a win/lose guy (Bloomberg)

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11 January 2017

Interesting Reads for Wednesday, 11 January 2017: Blue Eyes,

Blue-eyed humans have a single, common ancestor (Science Daily)

10 January 2017

Interesting Reads for Tuesday, 10 January 2017: Big Freeze '62, Brain Concussions, Mexicans Angry, FOX Sued, Cold Fusion and More . . .

British rail workers battle winter’s worst in this kinetic, 1965 Oscar®-nominated classic about the "BigFreeze" of 1962-1963 (AEON)

09 January 2017

Interesting Links for Monday, 9 January 2017: Safer Football, Currency War, Peanut Revived and More

Can Technology Make Football Safer? (The New Yorker)

English Is the Language of Science. That Isn't Always a Good Thing: How a bias toward English-language science can result in preventable crises, duplicated efforts, and lost knowledge. (Smithsonian)

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11 January 2017

Interesting Reads for Wednesday, 11 January 2017: Blue Eyes,

Blue-eyed humans have a single, common ancestor (Science Daily)

10 January 2017

Interesting Reads for Tuesday, 10 January 2017: Big Freeze '62, Brain Concussions, Mexicans Angry, FOX Sued, Cold Fusion and More . . .

British rail workers battle winter’s worst in this kinetic, 1965 Oscar®-nominated classic about the "BigFreeze" of 1962-1963 (AEON)

09 January 2017

Interesting Links for Monday, 9 January 2017: Safer Football, Currency War, Peanut Revived and More

Can Technology Make Football Safer? (The New Yorker) English Is the Language of Science. That Isn't Always a Good Thing: How a bias toward English-language science can result in preventable crises, duplicated efforts, and lost knowledge. (Smithsonian)

Stat Counter from 10 Nov 08

Can Technology Make Football Safer? (The New Yorker)

English Is the Language of Science. That Isn't Always a Good Thing: How a bias toward English-language science can result in preventable crises, duplicated efforts, and lost knowledge. (Smithsonian)