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MIT's Guru of Low-Tech Engineering Fixes the World on $2 a Day
Lexica
by Lexica  Yesterday 2:36 PM   
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CONTENT CREATION as SEO
cobrandit
by cobrandit  Yesterday 12:08 AM   
 This is a trend we have noticed and are profiting from. But clients need to recognize the full implications...
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Business Information Environment -- Address the scope of the problem
martinesml
by martinesml  7-23-2008   
 Good starting point to understanding the relevance data and information management.
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Mirrors Don’t Lie.. : -)
einbar
by einbar  7-22-2008    6
 “When people are made to be self-aware, they are likelier to stop and think about what they are doing,” Dr. Bodenhausen said. “A byproduct of that awareness may be a shift away from acting on autopilot toward more desirable ways of behaving.” Physical self-reflection, in other words, encourages philosophical self-reflection, a crash course in the Socratic notion that you cannot know or appreciate others until you know yourself. "
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microformat
donnut
by donnut  7-22-2008   
 Benefit micorformat over RDF
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EPA finds global warming a health threat
Kelika
by Kelika  7-19-2008   
 They finally acknowledge a problem but offer no solutions - like the regulation of gas emissions. Heaven forbid we should upset ExxonMobil!
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Dental Care Help
octavian258
by octavian258  7-19-2008   
 Care for your teeth because your teeth enables you to bite that sumptuous meal and helps you live longer. you can get all the details about dental treatment and maintainance.
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From Humming Fish To Puccini: Vocal Communication Evolved With Ancient Species
tabsey
by tabsey  7-18-2008   
 Bullfrog (male) singing its mating song. The neural circuitry behind vocalizations of amphibians, birds, reptiles and mammals, including primates vary in complexity, yet their fundamental attributes are conserved. (Credit: iStockphoto/Deanna Bean)
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The Dark Knight
Smoke TNT
by Smoke TNT  7-18-2008   
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From humming fish to Puccini: The Evolution of Music and Vocal Communication
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  7-17-2008   
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Biocultural Evolution in the 21st Century: The Evolutionary Role of Religion
Djiezes
by Djiezes  7-16-2008   
  My outline introduces the concept of biocultural evolution, particularly with reference to the Twentieth Century and the prospects for the Twenty-First Century. I then explore the concept of complex distributed systems to characterize all highly creative processes in both culture and nature. Subsequently, I turn to the problem of complexity horizons and the challenge that these present for traditional moral reflections. Humans are then characterized as a Lamarckian wild card in epic of evolution. I close by discussing the evolutionary role of religion. See source for the full paper: http://metanexus.net/magazine/ArticleDetail/tabid/68/id/8779/Default.aspx
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Kitzmiller
richyallen
by richyallen  7-15-2008   
 links to site. Verbatim from trial
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Self-Assembling Tissues
wildcat
by wildcat  7-15-2008   
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How robust are your passwords? Test them here.
masbury
by masbury  7-13-2008   
 Massage the weaknesses out of your passwords, and come up with hard-to-guess ones for your most private accounts.
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New Mode Of Gene Regulation Discovered In Mammals
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  7-13-2008   
 As research advances, the more it becomes clear, that gene regulation networks are actually complex computing machines. DNA is not a mere repository of information. What's more, the newly discovered mechanism is self referential, which adds another later of complexity to gene regulation processes.
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Iraqi's say NO to Long-term US presence
papananook
by papananook  7-13-2008    2
 Is that sanity I'm sniffing in the air...?
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Life's Increasing Complexity Spurred Evolution of Human Brain
wildcat
by wildcat  7-10-2008   
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dumb passwords
fudomyoo
by fudomyoo  7-9-2008   
 my IT staff still insists I change my login password every 90 days - and they ask that we do it over the phone, with other people around (I work at a magazine - everyone in my group has the same access to everything that I do). my response has been to make them as simple and easy to remember - and as guessable - as possible.
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Elizabeth I, Sir Walter Ralegh and literary subjectivity
kerken
by kerken  7-8-2008   
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More Evidence for a Revolutionary Theory of Water
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  7-4-2008   
 The current study is the most recent addition to a growing body of evidence for a new theory about the structure of liquid water. In 2004, Nilsson and colleagues sparked controversy with a paper published in Science that suggested the tetrahedral model of water was incorrect. Nilsson agrees that the debate is far from settled and that much work remains before a clear picture of liquid water emerges. "Over the last decade or so we have discovered that materials once considered homogeneous exhibit complex nanoscale order," said Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory director Jo Stöhr. "In my view, the work on water is yet another example of the actual complexity of matter, this time within a simple liquid. Modern X-ray work appears to be triggering a new understanding of liquids and we may have only seen the beginning of a paradigm shift in our understanding."
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complexity team
miloseski
by miloseski  7-4-2008   
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Evolution 101 Table of Contents
einbar
by einbar  7-2-2008   
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Scientists Create a "Law of War" -But Does It Work?
papananook
by papananook  7-2-2008   
 ...we spent the money on this instead of body armor, would they punch me in the face?
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Scientists Create a "Law of War"
vk2yoc
by vk2yoc  7-2-2008   
 These guys must have found their degrees in a box of crackers.
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The Nazi War on Cancer
willhelm
by willhelm  7-1-2008    1
 "Proctor reveals then that the war against Jews and the war on cancer were not that far apart, having grown out of the same Nazi ideology. If that is true, he further posits, what are we to make of so much of the "progressive" health reforms put forth by the Nazis, ideas that echo today's push against smoking and alcohol and toward improved diet, exercise, and "clean living"? He sees as the answer not so much the need to refute the ideas themselves but the opportunity to see Nazism in its full complexity, good and evil together. " And, get this: "It is only by acknowledging and examining this "flip side of fascism," Proctor suggests, that we can really understand the appeal of such totalitarianism. "
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Kling on health care management
pitim
by pitim  7-1-2008   
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Reduce Information Technology Complexity, Costs with Consolidation
esundby
by esundby  6-30-2008   
 Consolidation and standardization will reduce complexity and thus cost. It all comes at a price of reduced innovation. Balancing where innovation will provide competitive advantage and standardized commodity IT services reduce cost is the challenge.
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Strategies for Dealing With IT Complexity
esundby
by esundby  6-30-2008   
 Often times, IT looks for the solution to a cingular problem without considering how it fits into the whole picture. The result of doing this can be crippling as time goes on. Every one-off solution requires someone to administer it and probably requires some type of integration. Over time, you end up weaving yourself into a complex web of mini solutions that make it virtually impossible to respond to the business needs.
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Protein folding simulation
pokkets
by pokkets  6-29-2008   
 An interview with Professor Vijay Pande, one of the chief scientists in the protein folding program. He explains with a video representation how often a protein folding, can be like a drunk reverse parking. They can get into a 'knot', and have to unfold the section 'tangled,' and try again. They continue to fold until a solid unit is formed, with active units free. The complexity of the folds, and the specific nature in which they can fold, make the packing and unpacking of a cell nucleus as a prime example, something that is as easy to imagine as a Billion years. By the way the team in the video have made the top ten. http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=teamstats
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Don Norman: The mark of the great designer
uiltondutra
by uiltondutra  6-28-2008   
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Don Norman: Simplicity is Highly Overrated
uiltondutra
by uiltondutra  6-28-2008   
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Amazon Simple DB
gramki
by gramki  6-27-2008   
 Great DB approach.
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What you don’t seem to understand about your fellow-voters
rustajb
by rustajb  6-23-2008   
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Military uses of nanotechnology - Too much complexity for international security?
kmcolo
by kmcolo  6-23-2008   
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Spore - A Computer Game to Teach our Children Long Term Thinking
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  6-22-2008    3
 This game is about evolution and exploring our universe at all scales from the microscopic to the galactic. It is about the 'Big Picture' of life, and how to think about it in a multilevel multiscale fashion. It will give a real grasp of the complexity and interconnectedness of life, and will educate the players holistic long term thinking and planning. Watch the fascinating presentation of Will Wright in TED. Toys may change the world by changing us. I am all for it, and can't wait playing :-)
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Joseph Tainter Quote
greentribe
by greentribe  6-20-2008   
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Disharmony as the source of any problem.
sergio_armani
by sergio_armani  6-18-2008   
 Well, now I know how to solve problems :-) ...How 'bout you?
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New Research On Octopuses Sheds Light On Memory
Mohir
by Mohir  6-18-2008    1
 It is not completely understood how these two systems are interconnected, if at all. However, the organization in the octopus demonstrates a sophistication that was not described yet in other animals. In the octopus, the short-term and long-term systems are working in parallel, but not independently. This is so because the long-term memory area -- in addition to its capacity to store long-term memories -- also regulates the rate at which the short-term memory system acquires short-term memories. This regulatory mechanism is probably useful in cases where faster learning is significant for the octopus' survival in emergency or risky situations.
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Great Jewelry & Metalworking Book!
franstuff
by franstuff  6-17-2008   
 Another on for my wishlist!! This looks like a GREAT how to book on metal working without having to use the torch!
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Ten Major Flaws Of Evolution
jmjoness
by jmjoness  6-17-2008   
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