South Florida Blogs

The world’s first complete computer model of an organism has been completed and published as A Whole-Cell Computational Model Predicts Phenotype from Genotype in Cell.

A Stanford team led by Markus Covert, assistant professor of bioengineering, used data from more than 900 scientific papers to account for every molecular interaction [...]

MIAMI GARDENS—Immanuel Temple will distribute some 2,100 sets of free school uniforms to local students at its first “Come Together Day,” the church’s free-admission community festival, Saturday, July 21, 2012, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Golden Glades Elementary School, 16520 N.W. 28th Avenue, Miami Gardens, FL.
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Well with another work week in the books we have come full circle again and it is time for the victory of the week post. This is of course where you come and tell us what your victory/accomplishment/ect of the week is. It can [...]

Yesterday I posted a blog that explored Duron Carter's possible routes for being granted eligibility to play in the upcoming 2012 football season.

Transferring from Alabama, that was not an easy task.

Well, NCAA Bylaw Blogger John Infante noticed the blog and put the kibosh on my lawyering of the rules. [...]

Right-hander Dane Stone entered Thursday’s Gulf Coast Rookie League game in the eighth and didn’t realize what was happening. He knew starter Justin Jackson had not allowed a hit through four innings, but was oblivious as to how Patrick Merkling did in the seventh.

The more festive than usual [...]