Stories like this bring me back into perspective when we get overly passionate about something like our healthcare. I think we should feel guilty about the general populous ignoring true atrocities like this. If it's not in your backyard, no one really cares. I wonder if the LRA has killed...
Go Daddy is following Google's footsteps trying to get some publicity.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703312504575141983884666038.html?mod=WSJ_latestheadlines
If I buy a sirloin patty to make a burger, is that better for me than ground chuck? Also if I pressed it between paper roll to get the grease off does that significantly decrease the fat content? I like making my own burgers and have rationalized this as a healthier option than going to burger...
Google already does. It has a good list of sites it will not do business with.
Sites with Google ads may not include or link to:
Pornography, adult or mature content
Violent content
Content related to racial intolerance or advocacy against any individual, group or organisation...
I am willing to bet that the majority of the 32 million uninsured are low income people. uh oh
I think the vast majority are for universal healthcare or atleast some kind of reform. They are just against this problem filled bill.
- Dwayne Strickland
This bill will create temp job loss?
- CNN
Do you think an insurer will look at an app. See a person with cancer and 65 years old. Then tell them to pay $1000 a month... because they are 65 years old. Also I wonder how many of the 32 million uninsured are in high...
It seems backwards that the CBO estimates the fees from people not buying coverage would raise $17 billion over 10 years. So they are expecting a bunch of money from the people they are supposed to be helping? wtf!
They are also demanding small business to provide coverage for their...
I guess I don't understand why people who don't have health insurance can't get it? It took me all of 30 seconds to hop on ehealthinsurance.com and find dozens of plans for under $100/m. What is the problem? The pre-existing illness is a problem and maybe we can try to cut pill costs, but we...
One thing I can tell you is that the human eye is not the same resolution across your visual field. Acuity is much better at the fovea than at the outer areas. It depends on how densly the neurons in the eye are packed. There is only so much room in there for various rods and cones. I'm not...
not really far out there. but Replicators from Star Trek are great. You know, rearranges matter into whatever you want. Mostly used for food on the show though :)
2nd year grad school
Cognitive Neuroscience: Memory
Memory and Conceptualization
Stats (again)
Empiricism Perception and Action
that and a boat load of reseach
a more interesting semester than the last one.
ah. I just started watching it. I am on layer 6 or so. No Spoilers please! The first part starts out soo slow. But I hear that it is a little less confusing in the later episodes and stuff is explained.
So far I think it is pretty cool :)
what is the age range for SIDS? a couple of months at least? So if they did remember being inthe womb then that would imply them having it in long term memory. and infants don't really have much memory capability. There is a whole issue of brain development and memory, which is why no one...