Okay, so it’s not spring yet, but a girl can dream can’t she? Either way, I’m cleaning house — my digital house. Not only am I getting ready to start clearing out my current server, but I’m planning to soon move sites to another

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Spring Cleaning: Domain Names

Project Natal will enable you to interact with your Xbox 360 using natural gestures and voice commands without requiring a physical controller. There’s no mention of price but Project Natal will be hitting stores this holiday season and it will work with every Xbox 360 console.

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New Video Demo of Project Natal

http://www.HargraveVideo.com Does your son need military academy school to develop his academic, religious and social strengths? When you enroll your son in a private boarding school like Hargrave Military Academy, your son gets the benefits of the best college prep schools. See how Hargrave can help young men

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Hargrave Military Academy School for Young Men – Video

From The Landmark (subscription required): [Editor's note: There were 13 suspicious items this week.] Holden [Editor's note - Special bonus item from the Telegram.com - Holden police: Recycled metals fed public works fund ] Monday, December 28 12:58 a.m. Suspicious male wearing all-dark clothing, walking on Doyle Rd.; transported 9:14 a.m. Animal quarantine, Woodland Rd

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Crime in suburbia

[Note: this post is written semi-satirically, but the issues it addresses are dead serious.] It seems Socky the HIT Sockpuppet, a.k.a. anonymous heckler and physician-ridiculer “IT Guy” here as well as “Programmer” at the HIStalk blog, whose psyops appeared to emanate from Massachusetts HIT company Meditech (“over 2,200 customers worldwide”), has disappeared. I imagine that my post ” More on Perversity in the Healthcare IT World: Is Meditech Employing Sockpuppets?

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Socky the Meditech Sockpuppet on Vacation?

Thanks to all of you for your tips about my tired eyes. They are still bothering me, burning a little, I’ve picked up some drops so hopefully that will help. I must not be looking too great lately, today two co-workers asked me if I was feeling well, one said she could tell my eyes were really bothering me.

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Almost Finished A Page

At ” 2009: a Pivotal Year in Healthcare IT ” I concluded that 2009 had proven to be a critical year in HIT, due to authoritative publications on HIT difficulties and related issues that appeared that year. It was good to see the critical thought processes and the scientific methods inherent in modern medicine applied to the irrational exuberance and marketing-dominated field of healthcare IT. It seems in 2010 the trend may continue

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Two New Challenges to a Healthcare Cybernetic Utopia: Yet More Hurdles Exposed

In what must have been a fit of inspired creativity, the holiday decorators at the Palazzo came up with utter brilliance. The bedecked papier-mâché bears were good, the snaky branch, flower, ornament and light thing was super-cool (if a little reminiscent of one of Lord Voldemort’s scarier incarnations), but the ornamental pool filled to the brim with cranberries was pure genius

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Corporate Cranberries

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On January 6, 2010, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) released data concerning charges of discrimination filed with the agency in FY2009. The EEOC resolved a record number of charges alleging harassment and violations of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. FY2009 saw the second highest number of charge filings nationwide, 93,277 –just about 2,000 filings less than the record high set for FY2008.

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EEOC Releases 2009 Charge Statistics

Well, it’s January… Every tag line this month will be about “eating light” or “starting over” but I say “eat cookies!” It’s freezing outside. Face it, the best thing you could possibly make right now is an old-fashioned chocolate chip cookie.

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The BEST Chocolate Chip Cookies You’ve Ever Eaten

During the last week we’ve had around -20 degrees C in Stockholm. That is way too cold for me and I’m worried about my peach tree since it’s exposed being planted in a pot.

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Exotic fruit with spicy dipping sauce (+ a new guest in the garden)

I get emails daily from people who want me to mention articles they think may be helpful to visitors to WorkAtHomeTruth. Usually they aren't. This one will be for many of you: “Business school students who are getting ready to find a job may feel both excited and a little apprehensive

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100 job sites for business school students

The Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) has seen first light — in other words, taken its first image from space! [Click to embiggen and get access to a big TIFF version.] Nice. It may not look as pretty as a Hubble or Spitzer shot at first glance, but to an astronomer it’s the Mona Lisa. The images are sharp (it’s in focus), the stars are not overexposed, diffuse sources are detected, and the diffraction spikes (the crosshairs centered on stars) are clean.

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First light for WISE! | Bad Astronomy

Unless you’ve been living on another planet, you know that in mid-November, the US Preventive Services Task Force released new recommendations on screening mammography, in which they recommended against routine mammogram screening in women under age 50, and recommended that mammograms now be every two years in women ages 50-74. What you may not have heard is that the Task Force has acknowledged that the mammogram guidelines were poorly worded, and have revised their original statement to clar…

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Breast Health in 2010 And Mammogram Guidelines – What You Need to Know

At CES 2010 in Las Vegas, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer takes the stage and highlights some of the key devices and technologies the company will be launching in the coming year. He demos a new slate PC from HP running Windows 7 as well as some new Windows