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And so, on the last day of camp, I got up early and I got a big cantaloupe from the grocery store and I hid it in the ivy, and then at lunchtime, I was like, "Riley, why don't you go over there and see what you've done."
Early in my career, I faced this dilemma by simply lying.
This came to me very, very early in my career.
Harriet Tubman was born Araminta Ross in Dorchester County, Maryland, in the early 1820s.
And the kind of human endeavor that will take adventurers to Mars in the early part of this century.
It was bit of an early celebration, because actually it wasn't enough, the robot was doing all of the work, so we needed to plug Mark in.
About a dozen years ago, I was on an airplane, early, early morning flight on my way to Ecuador.
And my father, who had been absent in most of my early childhood, was doing what other men were doing: fighting for the country.
My father, who had been absent in most of my early childhood, came back into my life.
I think behavioral scientists will tell you that it's very difficult to change the habits that you have had early in life.
Today, the majority of people still don't have access to early cancer detection methods, even though we know that catching cancer early is basically the closest thing we have to a silver bullet cure against it.
We know that we can change this in our lifetime, and that is why my team and I have decided to begin this journey, this journey to try to make cancer detection at the early stages and monitoring the appropriate response at the molecular level easier, cheaper, smarter and more accessible than ever before.
We are a team of scientists and technologists from Chile, Panama, Mexico, Israel and Greece, and based on recent scientific discoveries, we believe that we have found a reliable and accurate way of detecting several types of cancer at the very early stages through a blood sample.
Several scientific studies have shown that abnormal microRNA expression levels varies and creates a unique, specific pattern for each type of cancer, even at the early stages, reflecting the progression of the disease, and whether it's responding to medication or in remission, making microRNAs a perfect, highly sensitive biomarker.
Since we believe early cancer detection should really be democratized, this entire solution costs at least 50 times less than current available methods, and we know that the community can help us accelerate this even more, so we're making the design of the device open-source.
Let me say very clearly that we are at the very early stages, but so far, we have been able to successfully identify the microRNA pattern of pancreatic cancer, lung cancer, breast cancer and hepatic cancer.
I want to see the day when cancer is treated easily because it can be routinely diagnosed at the very early stages, and I'm certain that in the very near future, because of this and other breakthroughs that we are seeing every day in the life sciences, the way we see cancer will radically change.
It will give us the chance of detecting it early, understanding it better, and finding a cure.
The layer Schliemann had uncovered dated back to the Mycenaean Age, more than 1,000 years too early for Homer.
Cancer organizations and the drive for early screening and cancer awareness and cancer research have normalized cancer, and this is a wonderful thing.
And back then, in the early '90s, I had a very cutting-edge tech tool of my own: the fax.
And this is an early sketch at what new power values look like.
So that story didn't end that well, but fortunately for millions of other people, like this child who was treated again in the early 1940s, who was again dying of a sepsis, and within just six days, you can see, recovered thanks to this wonder drug, penicillin.
And he said, "You know, oh by the way, Mom, I have to leave early from vacation because my inter-city league team that I play for made the playoffs, and I have to get back to Boston because I can't let my team down.
Lucy Fitzgerald Frates came two weeks early as the exclamation point on August 31st, 2014.
We have to break this cycle of violence and get in there early with our children, our youngest children, and valorize them, not stigmatize them.
Early on, we averaged 0.5 miles per hour.
And while we're busy pretending not to see, we are not being aware of the ways in which racial difference is changing people's possibilities, that's keeping them from thriving, and sometimes it's causing them an early death.
"Not Yet" also gave me insight into a critical event early in my career, a real turning point.
The prisoner's dilemma is actually a story that's overlaid on a mathematical matrix that came out of the game theory in the early years of thinking about nuclear war: two players who couldn't trust each other.
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