December 11, 2012 Archives 
RealClearScience Morning Edition
Could Boredom Be Cured? - Maria Konnikova, Boston GlobeYou Can't Get Through This Post Without Itching - Scicurious, SciAm
Join the Quest to Map the Brain's Connections - Sebastian Seung, Huff Post
If We Could Live to 1,000, Should We? - Peter Singer, Project Syndicate
How Old Is Too Old to Be a Doctor? - Sandra Boodman, Washington Post
Space Artist Helps NASA Pitch Grand Projects - David Zax, Fast Company
Drill Issue Could Threaten Mars Rover Curiosity's Mission - Space.com
75% Chance ET Is Between 1,361 & 3,979 Light-Years Away - Daily Galaxy
Rise in Renewables Requires More Fossil Fuels - Ralph Vartabedian, LAT
Be Prepared: $7 Coffee May Become Norm - Leah Binkovitz, Smithsonian
RealClearScience Afternoon Edition
Brain Hacking: War's Next Battlefield - C. Diggins & C. Arizmendi, WiredAir Force Launches Secret X-37B Spacecraft into Orbit - Marcia Dunn, AP
Doll-Like Robot to Assist Astronauts on ISS - Elizabeth Howell, Space.com
Bizarre Weather Around the Solar System - Juliana Jaramillo, Slate
New Plan for World's Most Powerful Laser - Geoff Brumfiel, Nature News
On Foodborne Illness, FDA Is Out to Lunch - Barry Estabrook, Mother Jones
Journal Club: Centenarians' miRNA Expression Still Like New
RealClearScience The Latest Research
Do We Live in a Computer Simulation? - University of WashingtonFrom Fish to Man: How Fins May Have Become Legs - EurekAlert!
Wind, Solar, Storage Could Power Grid 99.9% of Time - Univ. of Delaware
Mining Ancient Ores for Clue to Early Life on Earth - McGill University