1. A vaccine patch to replace needles? -
The patch has hundreds of microscopic needles which dissolve into the skin.
Tests in mice show the technology may even produce a better immune response than a conventional jab.
Awesome! Of course this isn't likely to make vaccine deniers any less anti-vaccine. But
2. Lesbian teen Constance McMillen wins 35,000 settlement - Congratulations to Constance, who is the teen who was discriminated against by her high school officials who kept her from attending her own prom. Now she's won a legal victory against the school, a great topic for a college essay, about 1-year's tuition towards college, and the respect of a nation.
3. Chinese UFO sighting turns out to not be aliens - I know. Shocking. First of all, it was a rocket. Second of all, the footage wasn't shot in China but in Borat's native country (presumably during the running of the Jew festivities). And third, there's a lot of Photoshopped images being passed off as this Chinese UFO. So every part of this story turns out to be completely wrong. Brilliant.
* Constance McMillen to Settle Lawsuit (lezgetreal.com)
* District To Pay Lesbian Teen 35K Over Prom Dispute (npr.org)
* Vaccine Patch Could One Day Replace Needles (shoppingblog.com)
* Vaccine patch removes needle pain (bbc.co.uk)
The patch has hundreds of microscopic needles which dissolve into the skin.
Tests in mice show the technology may even produce a better immune response than a conventional jab.
Awesome! Of course this isn't likely to make vaccine deniers any less anti-vaccine. But
2. Lesbian teen Constance McMillen wins 35,000 settlement - Congratulations to Constance, who is the teen who was discriminated against by her high school officials who kept her from attending her own prom. Now she's won a legal victory against the school, a great topic for a college essay, about 1-year's tuition towards college, and the respect of a nation.
3. Chinese UFO sighting turns out to not be aliens - I know. Shocking. First of all, it was a rocket. Second of all, the footage wasn't shot in China but in Borat's native country (presumably during the running of the Jew festivities). And third, there's a lot of Photoshopped images being passed off as this Chinese UFO. So every part of this story turns out to be completely wrong. Brilliant.
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* Constance McMillen to Settle Lawsuit (lezgetreal.com)
* District To Pay Lesbian Teen 35K Over Prom Dispute (npr.org)
* Vaccine Patch Could One Day Replace Needles (shoppingblog.com)
* Vaccine patch removes needle pain (bbc.co.uk)