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Basketball, Facts, and Friday: New Report Shows Trump Had Nothing to Do With Getting UCLA Basketball Players Out Of China After Shoplifting Incident; Lavar Ball Tells Trump: "Know Your Facts" @balleralert New Report Shows Trump Had Nothing to Do With Getting UCLA Basketball Players Out Of China After Shoplifting Incident; Lavar Ball Tells Trump: โ€œKnow Your Factsโ€ - Blogged by: @RaquelHarrisTV โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € A new report shows Trump actually didnโ€™t play a role in helping LaVarBallโ€™s son get out of China after his shoplifting incident. โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € In November 2017, Ballโ€™s son LiAngelo was arrested in China after him and some of his UCLA teammates were caught shoplifting in several stores. On Nov. 15, the team returned home in what Trump said was all thanks to him. But Ball denied his assistance and refused to thank him. โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € This Friday, a new SBNation report showed everything was already taken care of before Trump allegedly got involved. โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ€œThe situation was already resolved by the time we heard about Trumpโ€™s involvement,โ€ one team source said. โ€œThatโ€™s not to take away from the fact that he got involved, but the players already had their passports back and their flights booked to go home Tuesday night when Gen. Kelly called the players.โ€ โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € Now, Ball is literally having a ball in his tweets mocking 45 saying, โ€œThank you for what again?" and adding knowyourfacts stayinyolane.
Basketball, Facts, and Friday: New Report Shows Trump Had Nothing to Do With Getting UCLA Basketball Players Out Of China After Shoplifting Incident; Lavar Ball Tells Trump: "Know Your Facts" @balleralert New Report Shows Trump Had Nothing to Do With Getting UCLA Basketball Players Out Of China After Shoplifting Incident; Lavar Ball Tells Trump: โ€œKnow Your Factsโ€ - Blogged by: @RaquelHarrisTV โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € A new report shows Trump actually didnโ€™t play a role in helping LaVarBallโ€™s son get out of China after his shoplifting incident. โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € In November 2017, Ballโ€™s son LiAngelo was arrested in China after him and some of his UCLA teammates were caught shoplifting in several stores. On Nov. 15, the team returned home in what Trump said was all thanks to him. But Ball denied his assistance and refused to thank him. โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € This Friday, a new SBNation report showed everything was already taken care of before Trump allegedly got involved. โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ€œThe situation was already resolved by the time we heard about Trumpโ€™s involvement,โ€ one team source said. โ€œThatโ€™s not to take away from the fact that he got involved, but the players already had their passports back and their flights booked to go home Tuesday night when Gen. Kelly called the players.โ€ โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ €โ € Now, Ball is literally having a ball in his tweets mocking 45 saying, โ€œThank you for what again?" and adding knowyourfacts stayinyolane.

New Report Shows Trump Had Nothing to Do With Getting UCLA Basketball Players Out Of China After Shoplifting Incident; Lavar Ball Tells Trum...

Computers, Creepy, and Memes: TGGAACTTGAAGGAGGAACTAAAAGAAGCGGCTTCTAATAAATTCTATAGCTAAGGTCATCGAA GGTTACTTATTTTTTACTTTATTTAGGTTGCCTGATATTCACTTAGTCTGGCCTGCTAAACATG GACTTTTCCAGTATGCGTGGGTGTTACAACAGAAACCTTTATGTTTGCTTACAGGCTCCTCCTT TTTCTACACAGTGGTATGCATACTGTGACTACATGAAAACCAGACATCCAAGTGGAGACGGAAA AATTTCCCCAAACTTCCTTTAGTTCTAGTACACATTCTGACTTGTGTATGTGATAATACCCAAT GACATTTTCCCCTATGTACAAGGCAAACCTTTAATTTTATTCCTGGTGTTTCCAATTTCTTACT TAGTACTTTCCATTTAATCTTTCACTTCAACATTATTACCCCTCTCACTCATAACATTTCtttt tttttt tCTGCATAAGACTTTTCTAATTTGTCTGCTGTTTCTAATTCTTTTAAGTATCTTTGTT CCTCTATAGCTCCTCTGTCCTTCCTCAACTTCTTTTTCCTCTTTCATTTCCTTCTCAAAGCCTT TATAGATTCAATCCCTAGCAAATCATATATGGGTATATTTTCATTGTGCTATTCCTTTCATATG GAATATATTCTCTCAACAAGGTACTTACTAGTATTTCTTAAAACTTTCTTTTTGCAAATTATTT TCTTGAGCTAGCCTAAGCTCCAGAGGAAGGACATCTGTTACTACTATGGAATTGTAATTAGAAG TCTACTTTCCATTTATAGCTCTAAATTTTAAAAAATCCCTTGAGGTTAGTGACTTAACAGAAAA TAGAGAATTGTTATTGGGGATTTGGGACAGTATAAAGACAAGTACAAGCTGGAGATCTTTCATG GGTGGCACTGGGAGTTTGGGGCCTGTTTGCCCTCTGCTAAGATGATATGGACCCTACCTGAGAT TATTATGGCAGTCTAAAAGTACTGATTGTGCTGTCATCCATCTCCAGACTCACTGTTGGTACCT TATTTTATTCATGTTCAAAAATGGTATTATGATTCCTTCACTGACCCTGGCTTTTTTCTAAAGA AACACTCATGTGCTCAATAATTGCATTGACTAAAGTACAAAATAAAATAAAATTTGAATTAGTA AAGGTTTTAAAACACTTTAAAAAGGTCTAATCTCTGGTACTTTTTAAACATTCTAAAAATTAAA GGTTACATTAAAATGGTGCCTGTTGCTGAAAACATTACACTAGTCCTGATGTGTTATATGAAGT CCATAGAACTACAGGTTGGTTAGAATTAAATTATAGTTATTAAAGACAAGAATCTATTAGTATT GAATTCCAGATATAATGAGAATTTTGGCTTGCTGCCTTCCTGCCTTCAGCCTCCATAAATGGGG CATTTTAACCCCTAGCATTGTCCAACACCCAAAGATCAATCTGGTTCCTAATCAGAGGAAATAT TAATAGAAAGGTCCACTGGAGTCCTTAGCCTTGCAGTAAGTCATCCTTCTTCTATTCTGCCTCT TGCTTTTCCTTGTGACCAAATTCCTGCTTTGTACTGAAATTTAAGCAAATGGGTTCCTATTTTT CGTTTACCACCACTTGCTTTCCTTATCTTGTGCCTGACACCCTCTGGAACTGCCAGCTAACCTT TGGTGCCAGGTTACCATAGCATTTGGTCCTATTGACCCCTTAAGATGTCTTACGTTGCCTAAT GTTGGATCTTCTTGATGCCAACTACCTATCTGATTAGACTTCCTAACATTGCCTCTGCTATGAT TTGCACAGAATACCTGTAGTATTCAGAGGAGTATATCTAGTCTCCAGGATTCTGAATATCTCCT CTCTGGTCTATTCTACAGAGAGTCATTCTCTTTTGGCCCTTTGCTATAGTTAATCAATGTAATC ATTTACAAAGGAACTGAGTTCTTTTGCTTCATTCAGTAAAAAATAAGCAAATCAAGATGAAAAA GCTGGCCTTCAGGAGGCTCAACCTGCTTTATCATTGAGGTCTGTCTTCCCTGTATTTGAAGCTT TTTAAATAAACCATTCTAACCAGAAGAGAGAAGATGAAACAGTTAAAGCTCAAATCAAACAACT Can you find the hidden message in this text? [guest post by @science.sam] . . Your cells can! This slew of letters is actually a bit of your DNA, and Iโ€™m REALLY exaggerating when I say a bit - what you see here is just 0.0000352% of all of the DNA inside one teeny cell. . While computers use 0s and 1s, the alphabet for DNA contains 4 letters: A T C G. In reality your cells donโ€™t actually read letters like we do, so each of those letters is really just a shortform for one of the 4 main molecules in DNA that cells understand. Each set of 3 letters codes for a different amino acid, so the hidden message in this text may end up being a bunch of amino acids that make up a protein. . But hereโ€™s the creepy-cool part: the text written here exists inside of you - either exactly as you see here, or with a few minor changes; maybe in your cells it starts with a G instead of a T, or ends with a C. And just like when you make a typo, sometimes a mistake in one letter doesnโ€™t really matter, and other times it can completely change the meaning of something (e.g. FACES -> FECES...). . Now that biotechnology has gotten pretty good at โ€œsequencing DNAโ€ letter by letter, it is possible for you to learn how your DNA may differ from the personโ€™s next to you. But because human DNA is about 3 billion letters long and 1 letter differences between people are pretty common, we havenโ€™t quite gotten around to figuring out which ones really matter and strongly predict disease, which differences only matter in combination with other ones, and which differences make no difference. . Legislation around what to do with your DNA data is even more behind than our scientific understanding of it. There are lots of interesting and tough bioethics debates surrounding DNA sequencing, including the privatization of sequences, incidental findings, and risk assessments! . Even as DNA sequencing becomes more and more routine, itโ€™s important to keep asking questions about it and staying curious about the letters in your cells!
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Can you find the hidden message in this text? [guest post by @science.sam] . . Your cells can! This slew of letters is actually a bit of you...

America, Beautiful, and Blood Moon: SUPER BLUE BLOOD MOON JANUARY 31st!!! . Have you heard?!? If you live on the western coast of North America, Asia (including the Middle East and eastern Russia), Australia, or New Zealand, you might be in for a lunar treat Jan 31st! But before we tell you how early you might have to wake up to see this, @science.sam explains what a Super Blue Blood Moon is below: . A SuperBlueBloodMoon is the combination of 3 different lunar events that RARELY coincide. . A SUPER moon is when a full moon occurs when the moon is at the closest point in its elliptical orbit to the Earth, called the perigee. Though itโ€™s hard to distinguish with the naked eye, the moon appears about 14% brighter than usual. . A BLUE moon refers to the 2nd full moon in a month, and doesnโ€™t really have anything to do with colour. While the phrase, โ€œonce in a blue moonโ€ is used to describe something thatโ€™s rare, blue moons actually occur about once every 2.7 years (there will be another blue moon in March, but it wonโ€™t be fully eclipsed)! . A BLOOD moon happens when the moon is in full eclipse - meaning that the Earth is blocking direct light from the sun from getting to the moon. Because of the lack of direct sunshine on the moon, the only light hitting it is refracted through the earthโ€™s shadow, giving it the reddish look we also see at sunset. Due to the tilt of the moonโ€™s orbit, not every full moon results in a total eclipse, though there are 2-5 lunar eclipses a year (though not always where you can see em). . The exciting thing about the SuperBlueBloodMoon is that all 3 of these things are happening at once! South America, Asia, and Australia got treated to this back in 1982, and the last time North America experienced this phenomenon was 1866. . The eclipse (peak awesomeness) will happen at 1:30pm UTC, meaning those in Asia + Oceania will be able to see it in the evening of Jan 31st, and those in western North America before dawn. . Regardless of rarity, itโ€™ll be a gorgeous opportunity to gaze up, and even more beautiful if viewed through binoculars (a lunar eclipse is less dangerous to your eyes than a solar eclipse). . Tag a buddy you want to watch this with! . (image credit: @NASA)
America, Beautiful, and Blood Moon: SUPER BLUE BLOOD MOON JANUARY 31st!!! . Have you heard?!? If you live on the western coast of North America, Asia (including the Middle East and eastern Russia), Australia, or New Zealand, you might be in for a lunar treat Jan 31st! But before we tell you how early you might have to wake up to see this, @science.sam explains what a Super Blue Blood Moon is below: . A SuperBlueBloodMoon is the combination of 3 different lunar events that RARELY coincide. . A SUPER moon is when a full moon occurs when the moon is at the closest point in its elliptical orbit to the Earth, called the perigee. Though itโ€™s hard to distinguish with the naked eye, the moon appears about 14% brighter than usual. . A BLUE moon refers to the 2nd full moon in a month, and doesnโ€™t really have anything to do with colour. While the phrase, โ€œonce in a blue moonโ€ is used to describe something thatโ€™s rare, blue moons actually occur about once every 2.7 years (there will be another blue moon in March, but it wonโ€™t be fully eclipsed)! . A BLOOD moon happens when the moon is in full eclipse - meaning that the Earth is blocking direct light from the sun from getting to the moon. Because of the lack of direct sunshine on the moon, the only light hitting it is refracted through the earthโ€™s shadow, giving it the reddish look we also see at sunset. Due to the tilt of the moonโ€™s orbit, not every full moon results in a total eclipse, though there are 2-5 lunar eclipses a year (though not always where you can see em). . The exciting thing about the SuperBlueBloodMoon is that all 3 of these things are happening at once! South America, Asia, and Australia got treated to this back in 1982, and the last time North America experienced this phenomenon was 1866. . The eclipse (peak awesomeness) will happen at 1:30pm UTC, meaning those in Asia + Oceania will be able to see it in the evening of Jan 31st, and those in western North America before dawn. . Regardless of rarity, itโ€™ll be a gorgeous opportunity to gaze up, and even more beautiful if viewed through binoculars (a lunar eclipse is less dangerous to your eyes than a solar eclipse). . Tag a buddy you want to watch this with! . (image credit: @NASA)

SUPER BLUE BLOOD MOON JANUARY 31st!!! . Have you heard?!? If you live on the western coast of North America, Asia (including the Middle East...