I got a new iPhone in December and I have been getting familiar with iPhone Apps. These applications or Apps (for short) are wonderful software programs that are installed directly on the screen of your iPhone – most are free to download, or have a nominally small fee. These are the iPhone Apps that I have downloaded so far that are proving to be very helpful: 1.
I’m looking over the ScienceOnline2010 conference schedule tonight and deciding which sessions to attend. To make it easier to read, I copied the wiki and made a PDF (sometimes paper is best). In case anyone is interested in downloading a copy for themselves, you can get it here: ScienceOnline2010 program PDF I’m hoping to blog throughout the conference next weekend here on NGS
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ScienceOnline2010: Sessions to Attend [NGS]
I grew up on a large piece of property where my father harvested hay kept cattle or horses off and on had an artificial pond a large vegetable garden a potato field open fields rimmed with hedges of chokecherry bushes and rock piles electric fences for the cattle wooden fences for the horses a Quonset hut aluminum barn a wind break of scotch pine trees that was my mother’s idea a giant elm by the highway a highway walk to public school a bus ride to high school an older brother a younger sister a paternal grandmother who did not speak English a maternal grand father who didn’t speak to children a maternal grandmother who was locally known as an artist-gardener-dressmaker-reader a father who was an entrepreneur and electrician a mother who was opinionated, intellectual and reclusive no pets no friends allowed to visit the place lots of books lots of art and sewing supplies lots of space lots of time. Pictured are my experiments with rye flour as a paste resist for indigo dye. These may not work as resists – but don’t they look beautiful just the way they are?
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rye flour paste resist
Video: Nexus One Disassembled If you are wondering what’s inside Nexus One , check this slideshow at iFixit*. They bought a new phone and completely disassembled it using a Phillips screwdriver
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What’s Inside the Google Phone
Shaking hands is not really such a good idea, especially in a hospital where there are all sorts of nasty bugs floating around, seeking whom they may devour. So generally I do not shake hands unless the patient absolutely insists and I think the cultural slight may be more than he can bear. But one incident highlighted to me the reason you generally don’t want to shake hands so well it could just have well been written all over the hospital in bright neon lights.
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The Most Disgusting Hand-Shake Ever
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Beginners’ Body Control Drill "Freeze Frame"
In my March 2009 post ” Disruptive Innovators at Healthcare Renewal: Disruptive to whom, exactly? ” I wrote about a fascinating site “HealthMemes: Tracking Conversations About the Future of Health” at http://in3.org/health/ that linked to some of the posts here
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HealthMemes: A "Healthcare Disruptive Innovation" custom Google search site
A recent story on NPR accused the drug manufacturer Merck of inventing a disease, osteopenia, in order to sell its drug Fosamax. It showed how the definition of what constitutes a disease evolves, and the role that drug companies can play in that evolution. Osteoporosis is a reduction in bone mineral density that leads to fractures
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Osteoporosis Drugs: Good Medicine or Big Pharma Scam?
That’s one of the good things about failure, if you calculate your risk well and don’t lose your home every time you take an entrepreneurial gamble, then one day or other if you keep at it, you can figure out what really DOES work for you. It’s a process of knowledge accumulation… like blind squirrels finding enough nuts for winter given enough time and sheer persistence.
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Messing Around Can Help You Find A New Profit Center
Yesterday Darren Rowse wondered if the only bloggers who were earning a living from their own blogs were “make money online” bloggers . To be honest, I used to wonder the same thing myself.
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Profitable Niche Blogging? Absolutely!
SWARTHMORE, Pa. – Freshman Will Gates scored a game-high 27 points and pulled down seven rebounds for the Swarthmore men’s basketball team (2-10, 1-4), but No
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Gates Big Day Not Enough as No. 13 Franklin & Marshall Crushes Garnet 75-51
By HLBerry eHow Contributing Writer Soaking in a hot bath with these rosebud bath bead cupcakes will de-stress any woman after a long day. Whip this easy recipe up on a Saturday afternoon, and spend Saturday evening pampering yourself.
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How to Create a Wax Bath Bead (Bath Bead Cupcakes)
Once again, the Discovery Institute stumbles all over itself to crow victory over evolution, led by the inspiring figure of that squeaking incompetent, Casey Luskin. This time, what has them declaring the bankruptcy of evolution is the discovery of tetrapod trackways in Poland dating back 395 million years. I know, it’s peculiar; every time a scientist finds something new and exciting about our evolutionary history, the bozos at the DI rush in to announce that it means the demise of Darwinism…
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Casey Luskin embarrasses himself again
Dear Speaker Pelosi: As your respective chambers work to reconcile the differences between the House and Senate health care bills, C-SPAN requests that you open all important negotiations, including any conference committee meetings, to electronic media coverage.
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An Open Letter to Speaker Pelosi from C-SPAN Founder Brian Lamb
Can crows keep the score in a game, is a football a type of tool, and should we pay attention to what someone says on the questionable basis that they are older – and thus wiser – than ourselves? None of those questions are addressed in this post, but nevertheless, there are a few things worth reading online today, of which the following are but three examples.
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Of Tools, Calls and Balls – Three Papers to Check
I did not read yesterday’s paper until after alert May Dreams Garden reader Robbie of Going Green Mama left a comment on my seed catalog personality test post about a potential vegetable seed shortage that she read about in our local paper. Everyone stay calm. I googled it and got some more information. Susan Reimer, who writes for the Baltimore Sun, wrote about a possible vegetable seed
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Stay Calm, Do Not Panic, But…
Except, of course, that it did… A patient comes in with the entirely understandable complaint of “I have a fishbone lodged in my throat”. Came straight from dinner to the ED. When I ask a stupid question I’m given a stupid answer: “It feels like…a fishbone…”
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The Foreign Body that Didn’t Exist
Two years ago when I decided to start an Internet Home Business after attending Ewen Chia’s ‘How To Make Money Online Opportunities’ or something that sounds close, I had no idea where to begin. Clueless! Then I began to look at some emails that never seemed to stop coming from a certain guy named Benson Wong.
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Here’s 30 Ways to Free Website Traffic by 5 Top Internet Marketers
Since I have not done much with Squidoo as a marketing tool myself, I asked my friend Jackie to step in and share some Squidoo tips with us… Enjoy! ~Lynn Jackie Lee is a work at home mom who breaks internet marketing strategies into simple steps so people can overcome overwhelm and take action to move their business to a new level.
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Marketing on Squidoo
Congrats! FORT WORTH — Some of the most seriously injured and ill patients will no longer have to be flown to Dallas or Lubbock for treatment now that John Peter Smith Hospital has been granted approval to become a Level 1 trauma center, allowing it to provide the highest level of emergency care. The American College of Surgeons recently granted accreditation for the upgrade to Tarrant County’s taxpayer-supported public hospital from its current status of Level 2. Tarrant County had been the largest urban county in Texas without a Level 1 trauma center.
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John Peter Smith gets ACS accreditation as a Level 1 Trauma Center