January 18th, 2010
I often wonder why so many people still use Internet Explorer (IE). I suppose most people just think it is the only option considering that it is installed on a Windows computer when it arrives. It is also forced on many who have their Automatic Updates set up to auto-install themselves. So if you don’t [...]
Filed under: Computers and Internet by JMH
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January 18th, 2010
Ha…I am probably like most people in that I use about $5 a year on iPhone apps. Well…maybe I’m not the majority. I have no idea, but most of the pay apps suck, so I end up just taking the free ones for social networking stuff, radio, etc. most of the time. I did buy [...]
Filed under: Apple, iPhone/iPod Touch Applications by JMH
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January 18th, 2010
The world of technology isn’t just for entertainment purposes. We can use it in any way possible. It helps with so many rescue efforts these days that it is probably not all that newsworthy when something like satellites is linked to helping relief efforts after disasters such as Haiti. Of course it is still interesting [...]
Filed under: Space, Space Tech by JMH
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January 18th, 2010
Recent discovery of the planet CoRoT-7b (named after the French telescope that discovered it) is a called “Super-Earth”. The planet is orbiting a star about 480 light-years from Earth.
The oddity of the world is pretty intense. Some characteristics of the planet include: rock rains, potentially raging volcanoes, and huge temperature differences between its night and [...]
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January 18th, 2010
Creating and artificial blood alternative to real human blood is a huge business. Personally, I have never really even thought about this concept before, but it definitely peaked my interest when I saw an article discussing the research going into this goal.
In the UK, there has been more than one billion pounds spent over the [...]
Filed under: Health and Medicine, Science by JMH
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January 18th, 2010
Let’s bring up some new Global Warming news today. With all the people calling for a conspiracy in the whole Climate-gate fiasco in the last couple months, we still have reports about possible warming issues going on in the world right now. Melting ice sheets is always one that pops up every few weeks.
A new [...]
Filed under: Environment by JMH
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January 16th, 2010
If you study anything long enough you can bet it “down to a science”. Why would cooking be any different? Certainly, you have other aspects to cooking that can help make a difference, like your little twists that you can never repeat because they are the old fashioned “taste test” method.
A biochemist and a [...]
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January 16th, 2010
Found this to be a slightly interesting study. Particularly because when I was a kid I remember trying to convince my friend’s father that I could sing along to any song the first time I ever heard it. Technically that IS true, but for reasons far beyond the scope of my intelligence at the time, [...]
Filed under: Psychology/Human Mind, Science by JMH
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January 14th, 2010
Catchy title, eh? Well…it is in line with the story I wanted to talk about. Since I put the title out there, I wonder what people thought when they see that title. I am willing to bet that there are people who would say they would rather die than be paralyzed, but enough of the [...]
Filed under: Health and Medicine by JMH
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January 7th, 2010
Well, well, well…so we go from cell phones causing brain tumors, and frankly sending signals into your brain seems like it is a bad thing (it probably is in reality), scientists claim that cell phone use may actually help protect against Alzheimer’s disease.
The millions of people who spend hours every day on a cell [...]
Filed under: Entertainment Media, Health and Medicine, Science by JMH
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