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Category Archives: technology
drugs hope for stroke victims…
FASTER, PLEASE: Pill Could Reverse Effects of a Stroke Long After It Hits. “For the 800,000 people in the United States who suffer a stroke each year, the window for drug therapy closes in the first few hours after the … Continue reading
Posted in Health, science, technology
Tagged medicine, mental-health, stroke survivors
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self-publishing…
10 Reasons You Should Skip Traditional Publishers and Self-Publish Ebooks Instead by Robert Bidinotto How your unpublished manuscript just might make you rich and famous. Read | 25 Comments
Posted in media, technology
Tagged ebooks, literature, robert bidinotto, traditional publishers, unpublished manuscript, writing
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science shared…
SKA telescope to be shared AUSTRALIA, New Zealand and South Africa will share Phase 1 of the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project, the world’s most…
Posted in Environment, science, technology
Tagged science, square kilometre array, telescope, phase 1, south africa
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son of Stuxnet…Flame
CYBERWAR: Meet ‘Flame’, The Massive Spy Malware Infiltrating Iranian Computers. “It’s a very big chunk of code. Because of that, it’s quite interesting that it stayed undetected for at least two years.” Posted at 3:35 am by Glenn Reynolds
green crash…energy companies
The worldwide crash of green energy companies The RENIXX® (Renewable Energy Industrial Index) World is the first global stock index, which comprises the performance of the world´s 30 largest companies of the renewable energy industry The RENIXX Index of the … Continue reading
Where are the bodies?…oh, there aren’t any
Studies indicate minimal health risks from radiation in the aftermath of Japan’s nuclear disaster Environmentalists say we must ‘refer to the science’ when the topic is ‘climate change’, but ignore the science when it’s about nuclear power or GM foods. … Continue reading
Invisible cloak…
Cloak of Invisibility: Engineers Use Plasmonics to Create an Invisible Photodetector 12:08:44 AM, Wednesday, May 23, 2012 “(ScienceDaily May 21, 2012) – It may not be intuitive, but a coating of reflective metal can actually make something less visible, engineers … Continue reading
Posted in photography, science, technology
Tagged light sensors, nanoscale physics, nature photonics, technology
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Thorium…nuclear safe power
May 22, 2012 Thorium, energy source for the future By John Coleman Here is a five minute long special report on a power source for the 21st Century; one that the �greens�, climate change alarmists and global warming skeptics might … Continue reading
Posted in energy, Environment, Resources, science, technology
Tagged environment, global warming skeptics, joe romm, richard lindzen, science
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GMO…
TYLER COWEN: There is no serious evidence that GMOs are harmful. Posted at 4:00 pm by Glenn Reynolds Here is much more. Why not require labels warning customers of all sorts of phantom harms? “Warning: this product contains dihydrogen monoxide!” … Continue reading
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Tagged glenn reynolds, health, science, tyler cowen
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It’s the storage, stupid…
I get somewhat annoyed by those probably well meaning greenies, that don’t understand how electrical power works. To them, wind and solar are all that’s needed. They do not seem to realise that 25% of Australia’s Base Load power, needed … Continue reading
Posted in energy, Environment, Resources, technology
Tagged cars, environment, nature, science, transportation, water
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