Friday, February 26, 2010
The New Poor - Despite Signs of Recovery, Long-Term Unemployment Rises - Series - NYTimes.com
Is Genetically Engineering Animals To Not Feel Pain Really the Solution to Factory Farming? : TreeHugger
The Training of the Shrew: Pitcher Plant Evolves Into Toilet : TreeHugger
Science Lab On Wheels! BioBus Brings Science Class to Schools With Insufficient Resources : TreeHugger
Technology Review: Blogs: TR Editors' blog: Intel to Tackle Energy Storage for the Grid
Turkey: Archeological Dig Reshaping Human History - Newsweek.com
Op-Ed Columnist - The Narcissus Society - NYTimes.com
Green Roofs Are So Last Year; Rooftop Farms Are The Growing Thing : TreeHugger
Lecture Series Focuses on Vernacular, Local Architecture : TreeHugger
Federal Officials Unveil Blueprint for Great Lakes - NYTimes.com
For sustainable architecture, think bug - life - 22 February 2010 - New Scientist
March of the Robo Chef - Mechanized Cooks Invade the Kitchen - NYTimes.com
Grizzly bears move into polar bear habitat in Manitoba, Canada
Hours worked by physicians have decreased steadily in last decade
Books of The Times - In ‘Country Driving,” Peter Hessler Takes to Chinese Roads - Review - NYTimes.com
Exclusive: How Google’s Algorithm Rules the Web | Magazine
Math Shows Some Crime Hot Spots Can Be Cooled, Others Only Relocated | Wired Science | Wired.com
Cheney Had Heart Attack, His Fifth - NYTimes.com
The Antarctic Sun: News about Antarctica - Ancient Microbes
Drought Uncovers City Submerged For Decades : TreeHugger
BBC News - Plastic rubbish blights Atlantic Ocean
Trades in Greek Debt Add to Country’s Financing Burden - NYTimes.com
Vancouver Journal - A $1 Billion Hangover Awaits an Olympic Party - NYTimes.com
Occupational Therapists Are Helping Children With Handwriting - NYTimes.com
House Proud - A Las Vegas Mansion, Glue-Gunned to Perfection - NYTimes.com
We work harder against lesser rivals, new study shows
An electrifying discovery: New material to harvest electricity from body movements
Water may not run uphill, but it practically flies off new surface
Bloom Energy unveils fuel cell of the future (Update)
Much-Touted Bloom Fuel Cell Still Too Spendy | Wired Science | Wired.com
Bloom vs. Solar: Which One Is Best? | Epicenter | Wired.com
Internet Archive: Free Download: Lost Landscapes of Detroit 2010
Hamas assassination: Australia outraged at identity theft, Israel ambassador
summoned / The Christian Science Monitor - CSMonitor.com [claudio]
YouTube - Dubai Mall's Aquarium leaks after crack [RAW VIDEO]
Technology Review: From Waste Biomass to Jet Fuel
Mammoth iceberg could alter ocean circulation: study
Scientists find an equation for materials innovation
GPS Jamming Devices Pose Many Threats (w/ Video)
'Toyota defense' might rescue jailed Minnesota man - Yahoo! News
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Gittes,
ReplyDeleteThanks once again for the "mega-collection" of stimulating blog linked articles.
This past week contained a number of strange events here in Potemkin Village. I am still sifting through the debris to arrive at the underlying meaning of these events.
I assume that you are buried neck deep in eng. undergrad course work. You must keep digging your way out, do not stop shoveling.
claudio
February 27, 2010 12:50 PM
Gittes,
ReplyDeleteI have returned several times to further sift through your blog linked articles.
The one article that has kept me awake at night is the one entitled,
“Mammoth iceberg could alter ocean circulation: study”
which contains the following summary passage,
“An iceberg the size of Luxembourg knocked loose from the Antarctic continent earlier this month could disrupt the ocean currents driving weather patterns around the globe, researchers said Thursday.”
The potential global weather pattern disruption caused by this iceberg numbs the mind.
claudio