Brain implants could control blood pressure Zapping a part of the human brain with an electrical current can c

Brain implants could control blood pressure Zapping a part of the human brain with an electrical current can c
New Scientist - Zapping the brain with an electrical current could one day control high blood pressure in people, a new study suggests. Previous experiments, dating back to the 1930s, have exerted a degree of mind-control over animals by electrically

Sox keep lows, highs in perspective
Chicago Sun-Times - the Sox on their best roll at the best possible time, winning 14 of their last 15 games dating to the regular season

Hampden poultry expert sheds light on old quilt
Bangor Daily News - find out more about the quilt - The book, 'Dating Fabrics: A Color Guide 1800-1960,' by Eileen Jahnke Information in 'Dating Fabrics' leads me to believe that at least some

Husky football may discover a paved road
Seattle Times - The loss to USC was UW's 16th defeat in 18 games dating to last season and 12th straight in conference games