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October 31, 2007

The Next Presidential Candidate Debate

Category: Politics

This won't happen, but I think it should.  Television media should not be allowed to participate, other than to do the broadcast.  The media performance in the 10/30/07 Democratic debate shows that MSM do not know how to conduct a...

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Pico Projector

Category: Computing

This is a pico-projector from Texas Instruments.  The idea is to have a device that can project an image onto a screen, using a very small device such as a PDA.  Right now the usable image size is about 15...

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Consumer Safety Does NOT Equal Homeland Security?

Category: Politics

It was kind of depressing to see the post on Effect Measure (Chemical plants: internal dangers, external costs) about the half-measures being taken to safeguard chemical plants and facilities. The chemical security problem is as urgent as it is obvious....

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October 30, 2007

Crazy justice: Conference to Discuss Criminizalization of Mental Illness

Category: Psychiatry

Nov. 5 event at U-M will feature top experts discussing alternatives to “criminalization” of America’s mentally ill ANN ARBOR, MI – Across America, prisons serve as an unofficial holding system for the mentally ill. Families desperate to get treatment...

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Flickr Pic(kr) 5

Category: Photos of Interest

This is a macaroni penguin (Eudyptes chrysolophus).  Photo by Jungleboy, on Flickr.   ...

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Smarter People Get Demenia Faster

Category: Neuroscience

Medscape has an article about a study that shows a relationship between the amount of eduction a person has, and how rapidly memory loss occurs when they get senile dementia of the Alzheimer type (SDAT).  The more education a person...

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Don't You Hate It When That Happens?

Category: Chatter

A guy was sitting at a stoplight, minding his own business, when a wrecking ball crashed into the trunk.  The man was not seriously injured. The wrecking ball was being used in demolition, but apparently had a defective cable....

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October 29, 2007

Blazing Stupidity

Category: Environment

I don't think I am being unduly harsh in saying that this was an incredibly stupid thing to do: U.S. Forest Service investigators were on campus last week to question Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity members about an Oct. 11 incident...

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Eisenhower Was Right

Category: Chatter

When he said: We will bankrupt ourselves in the vain search for absolute security.     --Dwight D. Eisenhower (source)...

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October 28, 2007

More on Gerberding, Testimony Part II

Category: Environment

Today I watched the C-Span broadcast (link to Real Player file, 80 minutes) of Dr. Gerberding's testimony to the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works.  The topic: The potential effects of climate change on public health. After seeing it,...

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