Hyplet -- embeddable business cards and flyers
Don't want to bother with html or Photoshop? This might be for you.
where ignorance meets a little less ignorance
Don't want to bother with html or Photoshop? This might be for you.
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Labels: finance (personal), web (site dvpt)
Nice plasma footage, and one incredible looking cloud.
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Labels: consumer (product), tech
Only 4.1 sq. m in New York, but 59.8 in Dubai.
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Labels: finance/economics
Dapper offers a lot more customization, letting you choose which sections of a site should be delivered to your reader, a custom iCalendar or iGoogle page, and many more options.
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Labels: web
Well, go figure.
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Labels: history
But how readily accessible is the stuff?
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Labels: science
Predates, thus helps mold, many religions with ideas of overcoming nature.
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Labels: history, philosophy/religion
Now that isn't a whole lot of money. But Tucker argues that lobbying by Boehringer-Ingelheim went up dramatically at about the same time the pseudoephedrine ban -- also known as the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005 -- was placed as a rider in the Patriot Act reauthorization. Coincidence?
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Labels: development
Supposedly quite simple.
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Labels: web (audio)
This controversy, like the debate over slavery, like the debate over abortion, and like all other controversies over simple moral issues, is and should be a debate between extremists, not a case for middle-of-the-roader rhetoric or halfway-house solutions... It is inexcusable that even one undocumented worker should have to live in fear of emergency workers, neighbors, or her boss, simply because she failed to get a signed permission slip from the federal government before she set out to make a living.
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Labels: law, philosophy/religion
With dogs and monkeys. Initially in the USSR.
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It turns out that the most time-consuming part of the process is not the movement of boiling heat to the center of each small bean or noodle, which takes only a few minutes, but the movement of moisture, which can take hours. Grains and dry legumes therefore cook much faster if they have been soaked. However heretical it may sound to soak dried pasta, doing so can cut its cooking time by two-thirds — and eliminates the problem of dry noodles getting stuck to each other as they slide into the pot.
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The thing starts from 1868 and covers many parts of the U.S.
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Labels: finance/economics, history
Why pay for any apps?
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Labels: tech, web (gen apps/OS)
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Rather than flowers, dinner or (longer term) housing security, these macaques pay with grooming.
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Labels: science
I didn't know you weren't supposed to use personal bank accounts for business purchases.
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Labels: finance (personal)
Not really deep, but a beginning for caring for aging parents.
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Labels: med
The only other time Lodrick, a 41-year-old creative consultant, had seen that particular coat was on a security camera photo that her bank, Wells Fargo, showed her of the woman who had stolen her identity.
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I show that quality of the clinics or doctors is not the underlying reason for racial differences in black and white mortality....Differences in patient self-management trigger a racial mortality gap even when access and treatment are equalized.
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Labels: finance/economics
Instructions, not an app.
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Labels: humor, philosophy/religion, video
A very real treatment in the works to stop cocaine addiction: attach inactivated cocaine to the outside of inactivated cholera proteins -- the immune system is then primed.
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Labels: med
Being 99% dependent on foreign oil back in '73 forced them to change things around.
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Labels: environment
Like email, phone numbers, etc.
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Labels: web, web (e-mail)
I kind of thought this was old news, but I hadn't heard of some translations from Europeans encountering Chinese people in the Americas. Still controversial evidently.
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Labels: history
Before we start believing any backpatting, we must consider lead levels.
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Labels: culture, finance/economics
Analyze your boot or resume time from button press, start trimming.
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Labels: tech
This seems to be for real.
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Too readily lumped into autism, technology is teasing out those with deletions or duplications in their DNA.
Few of these mutations were inherited in the traditional sense, and the affected children are typically the only family member with the disorder. So, many parents are searching out strangers struck by the same genetic lightning bolt... Sometimes what they find is unsettling. But in the emerging communities of the genetically rare, more often it is sustaining.
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Supposedly born in Paris among its intellectuals, it's an old world -- blood, tradition -- elitism, looking down at appreciation of the common. Coming into power, America is seen as the Beverly Hillbillies.
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Free 7-day trial.
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Labels: web (blogs)
A database tabulating the appropriate response to a navigation menu to get a bloody human being to talk to.
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Labels: telephony
Scheduled and/or remote of various kinds of sleep/shutdown, even for wakeup.
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Labels: tech
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Labels: visual art
From the Archaeological Institute of America's top ten for 2007:
Scholars have long assumed the Spaniards first introduced chickens to the New World along with horses, pigs, and cattle. But now radiocarbon dating and DNA analysis of a chicken bone excavated from a site in Chile suggest Polynesians in oceangoing canoes brought chickens to the west coast of South America well before Europe's "Age of Discovery."There's also a story about historical cuneiform corroboration of a lower-ranked name found in the Bible.
Posted by echo at Sunday, December 30, 2007 0 comments
Labels: philosophy/religion, science