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National Institutes of Health Oxford-Cambridge Scholars Program - Home - The National Institutes of Health Oxford-Cambridge Scholars Program is an accelerated, individualized doctoral training program for outstanding science students committed to biomedical research careers. The program is based on the British system in which students perform doctoral research without required formal courses other than those students choose to take in relationship to their own interests. Students selected for admission to the program have already developed a sophisticated scientific background by having engaged in research as undergraduates.
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Love it! This is my go-to cooler, bring it everywhere I'm bringing beers. It's actually my second one my first one lasted 7+ years at the beach and 4 wheeling until I left it outside with a granola bar in the pocket and a bear tore the thing apart. It holds ice all day (only partially melted) the white is easy to clean (its not cloth more of a plastic vinyl) and I can easily put a 6 pack of bottles and a few bottles of water with ice and holds a lot more cans with ice. Also has a bunch or storage pockets.
This book has 424 pages and I would say that I only found new material in less than 5 pages. If you have read the previous titles by Tom Horn you will NOT be missing anything since most of the book uses contents from those works (from the Nephilim Stargates to Exo-Vaticana).
We got this toy from the bzzz campaign. I had my 13 year old attempt to assemble it. An hour later, we had to help. We spent a a few minutes getting it back to base and went from there. We were able to complete the assembly in a little under an hour but boy was it interesting. The instructions require more work than the actual assembly. The pictures are accurate so we went with those. Once assembled, the kids are able to program it to do things and to recognize voice commands. They had fun with the questions, and programs they could perform. They played with it for a good while and then it just sat there, lonely. I believe younger kids will have a blast with it, but my kids lost interest. Maybe they will pick it up again...