Fatboy Slim Announces New Release As BPA (1)
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Click here to view the embedded video. Fatboy Slim plans to release his first album in four years, I Think We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Boat, using his new Brighton Port Authority identity. The release features a guest vocalist on each track, ranging from David Byrne to Iggy Pop to Martha Wainwright. It’s scheduled for release February 3rd. Tracks: He’s Frank (ft. Iggy Pop) Dirty Sheets (ft. Pete York) Jumps the Fence (ft. Conan) Should ...
Economics taboo in life sciences (2)
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It is considered impolite at best to ask life sciences companies about their cost structure and pricing strategies. Life sciences executives can often appear naive, incognizant and uncaring about the basic economics of their industry. They appear to exclusively and superficially target profit maximization and wholly propriety IP development and protection; ironic given the greater goals of healthcare. Life sciences as an industry seems to be at least twenty years behind the high tech industries ...
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mndoci said:
The question is, how does one measure demand and value in the life science industry? What is a more valuable drug? How do you assign a price to malaria?
WSJ.com - Just Say No to Detroit (4)
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Given the abysmal performance by Detroit's Big Three, it would be better to send each employee a check than to waste it on a bailout, says David Yermack.
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Jon said:
B-R-I-L-L-I-A-N-T
Same-sex marriage arrives in Connecticut next week (1)
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Same-sex marriage arrives in Connecticut next week 4,600 gay couples expected to wed within three years By CHRIS JOHNSON Friday, November 07, 2008 Gay couples and officials in Connecticut are making preparations for the arrival of same-sex marriage in the state next week, but the availability of gay nuptials is expected to be a more low-key affair than when same-sex marriage came to California. Officials expect that the smaller population of Connecticut means the state ...
wednesday’s posts from creede (2)
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The actual construction of our addition went pretty smoothly. We had the usual red tape to get through with permits from the city, but after all that was done we only hit a few kinks. I acted as General Contractor in order to save us some money. It was something that I had never done before but in the end it boiled down to two basic skills, nagging people, and basic problem solving. Luckily with ...
Für eine neue Poesie der Neugier: Das Web verändert den Journalismus – nicht nur online | CARTA (4)
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Der Ruf des Online-Journalismus ist ein Desaster. Bei gestandenen Print-Journalisten hat er kein Renommee: Online-Journalismus liegt angeblich allein in den Händen von schlecht bezahlten und unerfahrenen Jungjournalisten, die hauptsächlich Agenturmaterial verwursten, wenig an ihren Texten hängen und kaum recherchieren. mehr...
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Exzellenter Artikel von Mercedes Bunz zur Lage des Online-Journalismus.
FDA Chair Studying BPA Took $5 Million Donation From BPA Supporter (1)
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Let's see: 1) Martin Philbert is Chair of the committee looking at the safety of Bisphenol A (BPA.) 2) Philbert is founder and co-director of the University of Michigan Risk Science Center. 3) Philbert's Center receives $5 million (50 times its annual budget) donation from Charles Gelman, who thinks that health risks posed by BPA are exaggerated by "mothers' groups and others who don't know the science." According to Sourcewatch, Gelman also supports our favorite ...
A 23.3 trillion banner-ad bailout. Better start hitting refresh. (1)
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Over at Slate, Juliet Lapidos asks, how much is $700 billion? Let’s say Slate charged its advertisers $30 per 1,000 ad impressions, a common industry rate. And let’s imagine for a second that the federal government decided to nationalize Slate in order to pay for the bailout. We’d need our readers to rack up enough page views to see 23.3 trillion banner ads before the feds were satisfied. For historical perspective, consider that the Marshall ...
Twitter @ Replies: Do You Mean It? (1)
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Since Twitter’s popularity is ever accelerating, resulting in it almost becoming a utility, not unlike email, I wanted to take a moment to lay out some details about how communication takes place using it. I still find many do not realize how @ replies work and as a result their tweets are not received by their intended audience. The problem arises when a twitter user tweets about what another twitterer is doing, e.g., “@ted is ...