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INCLUDE_DATA Footnotes A writer's commentary Home 5 Oct Breastmilk kills cancer Posted by Sarah Published in Uncategorized Breastmilk kills cancer Swedish researchers have been working on this project for over a decade. Why doesn?t every oncologist in America know about it? A catalyzed protein in human milk is a roaming assassin that seeks out cancerous cells and causes them to essentially commit suicide. Normal cells are unaffected. The researchers have tested this phenomenon
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Learning After School
Learning After School You don't get to stop learning when you graduate. Home Hypothetically speaking? July'th, 2010 John Van Enk 4 comments Hypothetically speaking? ? if you were working on a language which was in many ways similar to (and targets) C but added more expressive types, type inference, and polymorphism, how would you interpret the following line of code? x = "foo"; The options are: char x[] = "foo"; or char * x
