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Educators should embrace—not castigate—video games and TV
digitalzen
by digitalzen  4-3-2009   
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Against the hallmarks of liberalism
willhelm
by willhelm  4-2-2009    2
 CyberSpace Czar Technology Czar Drug Czar Copyright Czar Climate Czar Car Czar Energy Czar Health Care Czar WMD Czar Education Czar Economic Czar Housing Czar Mortgage Czar
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Li Predicts Social Networking Will Be Ubiquitous, "Like Air"
jamreilly
by jamreilly  3-17-2009   
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National Caffeine Awareness Month
bookwormy
by bookwormy  2-18-2009    3
 Caffeine dependency and, . . intoxication?
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The Long Tail Wags in Bondi Kiosk
tmarch
by tmarch  10-25-2008   
 Here's a cool example of how digital media changes the nature of retailing. When software is so easily available from such a range of providers when will the kids having donuts and lattes twig that their education could be MUCH MORE personalised without thinking about it too hard?
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iPhone Web Apps for Travel
tmarch
by tmarch  9-29-2008   
 The New York Times provides an overview of some handy iPhone apps that enhance travel.
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DIE ELECTRIC: Designs For Better Energy Use
lietuva
by lietuva  3-10-2008   
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Signs of Our Lives
abailart
by abailart  12-29-2007   
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study linking obesity trend to increased soda consumption
approaching_c
by approaching_c  9-20-2007   
 More motivation to stay away from soft drinks.
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Drink your Milk!
docdoober
by docdoober  9-19-2007   
 Ah, that's the reason milk is so expensive. We quit drinking it. One milk distributor told our community that it's being dumped on the ground. The shelf life is intentionally reduced, by the processing/heat/pasteurization. If one buys totally organic milk, the shelf life is MUCH greater. Compare in the stores for yourself.
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Soda: Drinking ourselves fat
aeovsenik
by aeovsenik  9-19-2007   
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Californians urged to cut water after driest year
smutnereader
by smutnereader  7-2-2007   
 Expect more forest fires, energy blackouts, and deaths by dehydration.
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Should Kids Use "Energy Drinks?"
bookchick49
by bookchick49  10-30-2006    1
  The "functional beverage" industry is part of a larger trend known as "nutraceutical foods," which has exploded in part because it occupies a gray area between foods and dietary supplements. Congress, prompted by lobbying from herbal-supplement companies, exempted substances like guarana, kava kava and ma huang from strict regulation by the FDA in 1994. This was despite evidence linking misuse of ma huang to serious medical problems, including heart attacks and death.
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