DNA Day
The story of humanity, and your journey, is written in DNA - the codes ofreality brought forth to experience in the algorithms of consciousness.
April 25, 2017
Although DNA Day was made into an official observance by the U.S. Congress, it is the NGHRI (National Human Genome Research Institute) who seem to organize events and speakers to go into halls and speak to both students and the general public who wish to find out more about DNA. The day commemorates the 50 year anniversary of James Watson and Francis Crick's discovery (and published article) of the Double Helix, as well as the completion of the Genome Project which took 13 years to complete. The Human Genome Project was completed in April 2003 and this day is to honor that, as well as the discovery of the Double Helix.
Spring is the time people move or remodel their homes, lives, and often beliefs. When planning construction be sure the contractor has great references. Pay as the work progresses. It will always cost you more ... and take longer than projected. People are still getting ripped off. I work with John the maintenance man in my building. Last week he installed a new gold waterfall faucet in one of my bathrooms. I loved it so much I decided to get another one for the master bathroom. Found it on Amazon
Spring homebuyers are pounding the pavement at a furious pace, but the pickings are getting ever slimmer. Even as more homes come on the market for this traditionally popular sales season, they're flying off fast, with bidding wars par for the course. Home prices have now surpassed their last peak, and at the entry level, where demand is highest, sellers are firmly in the driver's seat.
Living in a world defined by hacking and cracking ... At the mercy of hackers ... Enter the world of Cyber drama ... There is no doubt Russia hacked our presidential election though the results would have been the same. Now we find this curious story that many of you may have considered ... French presidential candidate Macron targeted by hackers, cyber firm says
Popular Antivirus Program Mistakenly IDs Windows as Threat, Creating Chaos BNBC - April 25, 2017
An antivirus service used by tens of thousands of businesses and millions of home users shut down an untold number of computers around the world Monday after it mistakenly identified core parts of Microsoft Windows as threats, the company confirmed.
