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E-Blast Thursday 12.19.13 Breaking Story Video game feedback may help the injured heal Today's Video Engineers turn to origami to solve astronomical space problem Picture of the Day Mountain pikas, relatives of rabbits, survive at warm sea-level temperatures by eating mosses New Today on Science360 Radio NSF-funded scientist Alexandre Bayen discusses the Mobile Millennium Project Latest News Find black holes in space from the comfort of your couch An international group of researchers have launched a new "citizen science" project that allows anyone to become a cosmic explorer. Senator Daniel Inouye remembered in telescope naming ceremony Solar telescope memorializes the late senator's profound commitment to fundamental scientific research and discovery, particularly in astronomy. Remember lots of passwords with this trick A new scheme lets people create 100 or more passwords by remembering — and regularly rehearsing — a few one-sentence stories. New in the Journals & Magazines NATURE : Resistance gene identified in malaria parasite NEW SCIENTIST : First exomoon glimpsed – 1800 light years from Earth PHYSICS : Plant power SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: What is Iceland without ice? THE WASHINGTON POST: Rice grown in Maryland? Farmer sees a future that doesn't involve flooding. What the Blogs Are Saying Today D-BRIEF - New species of dwarf tapir discovered in Amazon rainforest QUEST - Digital landfill SCILOGS - Velvet look-alikes: a most astonishing mimicry complex BAD ASTRONOMY - Look out below! WIRED SCIENCE - Icy Europa may have first evidence for active plate tectonics on an alien world Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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