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Examining the Medical Blogosphere: An Online Survey of Medical Bloggers (1)
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Background: Blogs are the major contributors to the large increase of new websites created each year. Most blogs allow readers to leave comments and, in this way, generate both conversation and encourage collaboration. Despite their popularity, however, little is known about blogs or their creators. Objectives: To contribute to a better understanding of the medical blogosphere by investigating the characteristics of medical bloggers and their blogs, including bloggers’ Internet and blogging habits, their motivations for ...Shared by Rebecca (9)Contribute comment -
Ubiquity PubMed search (2)
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I've added "Search PubMed" to my Ubiquity commands. It's a rewrite of Thomas Lemberger's earlier command, making use of the JSON response from my Yahoo Pipe. Note: the command requires a version of Ubiquity which hasn't been released yet, as it uses Utils.setTimeout and Utils.clearTimeout to introduce a 1 second delay, reducing the number of calls made to the Yahoo/PubMed web services. You can get the most recent source from the Ubiquity Mercurial repository: hg ...Shared by Pedro Beltrao (20) Rebecca (9)Contribute comment -
A JavaScript Ode to the Large Hadron Collider (6)
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Jacob Seidelin has honoured the folks at CERN who will be “pushing the button tomorrow morning to fire up the Large Hadron Collider, the largest particle accelerator ever built” by creating a perfect simulation of what is going on. Try not to destroy the world as you play with it.Contribute comment -
A physicist's pickup line (143)
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- Rebecca said: Happy LHC Day.
- Matt said: My kinda dumb humor
- Vamsee Kanakala said: I don't really have to share this, do I? :)
- Stolee said: "Supercollider? I hardly know 'er!"
- Varun Nair said: Nice!
- Lee said: Yeah, a nerd thought of it. The LHC is the nerd equivalent of, "I shipping out for the war tomorrow." It was our one chance.
- Hadyn said: Best pick up line of the moment!
- Sandaruwan said: LHC might be a turning point in this era... law suit is the "sue fail" of this year
- Scottie said: Totally worth it just for the alt text.
- Rizzn said: I forgot that physics dept. folks were such freaks!
- Sharath said: "I digg physics" has a whole new meaning ;)
- Ed said: Ah, that's what I should've done last night.
- Cornerhouse said: will the universe come to an end?
- Alan said: Supercollider? I 'ardly know 'er!
- Kluzter said: Godamned Collider
- Ben said: This is so totally not true, no one puts up that much of a fight to _not_ fuck.
- Simone Villas Boas said: Qualquer colisãozinha de partículas é motivo para bebemorações.
- Brett L. said: I <3 Quark jokes
- Tom said: notice the use of the words up, down, charm, strange, top, and bottom in the last panel...(SSD!)
- Jeffrey said: elementary, particle play
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Are Linux Programmers Getting Too Fat? (90)
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We generally frown on companies showing slides during a TechCrunch50 demo. But FitBit (which demoed its health activity monitoring device live as well) put up this slide to underscore its point that obesity is a growing problem. The slide shows how the distribution of T-shirt sizes at the Linux Symposium has shifted towards the XL and XXL side of the scale. I’m convinced. Linux programmers need FitBit. Crunch Network: CrunchGear drool over the sexiest new ...Shared by 100rabh™ (29) AaronTN (28) Adam (2) Aditya (16) Aleksandar Erkalovic (23) Andrei (32) Andrew Boardman (28) Andrew Ruess (127) aNTwNHs (77) Azeem (0) benhamin (17) Benny (19) Bobby (19) Borzo (17) cb160 (15) CesarS (13) chexov (24) Chris (12) CHRISTIAN (17) Craig (5) Csaba (21) dan (19) dani (23) David Risley (2) Davis S (27) DC (13) Donnie Berkholz (19) Durafei (13) Eddie (18) Eebs (29) Goyal (3) Guerwan (24) Haitao (3) Hamish.MacEwan (30) Hervé (28) HokieGeek (35) Iverson (17) Jamie R (24) Jan (18) Joe Smith (18) Jon (20) jon with no h (5) jon|k (1) Justin Yost (122) Kenneth (7) Kris (21) Leon (19) Lucindo (6) luKas (7) ManiacD (28) Martin (15) Matt (31) matt (20) mdc (20) mech (32) miasarmento (88) Michał Cierniak (15) Moishe (19) monotropos (5) Oddly Zen (48) Oscar (14) oscar.mota (13) Paul (58) puthali (16) Ramkumar R. Aiyengar (25) Rebecca (9) Rich (0) Richard (18) Rob (31) Robert Accettura (24) Roger Åberg (20) Ryan (40) Ryan (2) Sai Gudigundla (20) Shankar Ganesh (75) Shawn (16) Sid (0) Stephen (39) stratus (24) survay of text mine (23) tarmo888 (8) Thomas Hochmann (0) tig (19) tjp (21) Tony Buser (9) Vipul (172) Vudoo Vu (7) wille (20) William Brawley (11) williamsdb (20) ziqbalbh (0)Explore read 11 notes- Leon said: I think this really means that Linux programmers are making a good living now and can afford to buy and eat more food.
- Ryan said: I really need to start riding my bike to work.
- Donnie Berkholz said: rofl
- Ryan said: All those raily, skinny white-boy geeks...turned out their metabolisms and lifestyles caught up to them. I know because I knew so many in college, and after. I don't like stereotypes either, but they come from somewhere! Kind of an interesting stat, though.
- Adam said: I don't know. They could have just switched to American Apparel stock shirts for printing. AA's sizes are crazy-small.
- Tony Buser said: I know I've gotten fatter since 1999
- Benny said: give me a couple months ... im almost there
- Craig said: This is funny.
- Chris said: Guess the Wii fit was a little late :P
- DC said: Say no more..
- Shawn said: just kind of funny to see
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Back to first principles; Why do you think the Open Web matters? (8)
onI found myself pondering the Open Web recently, and I posted about my thoughts as I revisited why the Open Web matters. The piece is not about the Open Web being better, or for Open Web people to feel high and mighty. Rather, it is working out why the Open Web makes sense, and how it fits into the world at large. I am curious to hear your thoughts. Does the Open Web matter to ...Shared by atul (149) DIAMOND-TIN (25) Erik Arvidsson (7) guttertec (23) Karim2k (0) Mike F (638) psvensson (26) Rebecca (9)Contribute comment
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Google Chrome: The Power User's Guide to Google Chrome (252)
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Now that you've been enjoying Google Chrome's headliner features and speed for almost a week now, it's time to dig into the less obvious functionality and options you don't already know about. Become a keyboard shortcut master, take a peek under the hood, and customize its behavior and skin with some of the best shortcuts, bookmarklets, themes, add-ons, and subtle functionality in Google Chrome. What, you don't like Google Chrome? Here, have the power user's ...Shared by Aaron (1) Aaron (7) Ahmed (40) Alan Kelon Oliveira de Moraes (5) Alex (119) Alex (19) Alexander Williams (43) Allen (4) allendog (16) Andre Siregar (19) Aram ZS (20) Aranyx (20) Ari (7) Attila Nóbik (2) b-rad (41) Backhandzeus (24) Ben Z (3) Bhavesh (14) Bijou (21) Bjorn (24) Bonnie Leung (3) Bram (15) Brandon (21) Brett (1) Brian (4) Brian Junyor (52) Bryan (0) btvillarin (33) Bwood42 (20) Cai Chen (6) Charles (20) charris1980 (25) Chrigu (17) Chris (20) Chris (34) Christian Santos (93) Christopher Gizzi (46) ckaroli (42) Cogo (19) Compulsivo (19) coonhnd (18) Coop (22) Craig (34) currios (24) cwills (20) daiski (8) Dan McCall (26) dani (23) Daniel Light (20) Dave (20) Dave Woodard (19) David Finch (68) dbb (20) dd (17) Denya (1) Dieter Schwarz (10) Dirk Schrama (19) djspark (66) dkemper (12) Dr.Eric Fickes (0) Drew Olanoff (127) Duffy (49) ekaye (9) elias (20) enSue (13) Epaga (13) Eric (69) Erik Olson (4) euribates (24) Evgeni L. / Reepicheep (21) Falkz (23) forcey (9) George Tziralis (22) graywolf (15) Gschultz (36) Haggis (11) hbenny (10) hibiscusroto (36) HokieGeek (35) HUNG (105) hybridite (12) Hyunhak (13) Ian (23) ifabio (2) Indian Stallion (13) Ingar (5) ixfx.dengmy (6) izensun (25) Jack Wilson, K4SAC (0) James Argyle (11) Jan Vazquez (20) Jana (20) Jansen Lu (0) Jason (29) Jason Blanton (0) jawabiscuit (6) jccamus (16) Jeff (42) Jeff (4) Jeff (14) Jill (15) Jim Goldstein (7) jimmysessions (20) João (12) Joe (17) JohnC (15) JohnMu (18) Jonnie (21) jsuplido (0) Ju (19) K-IntheHouse (36) keith (85) Kevin (36) Kevin (19) kevinpshan (22) kramed (20) Kreg (24) kudis (16) Kuntal (10) Kurt (26) Kyle (5) Leena (1041) Leo K (20) Levi Breederland (20) Libor Krayzel (2) lindsay (13) lnewcomer (35) lost.static (25) Lucas (22) Luis Benavides (9) Luke Johnson (2) Maksim Berjoza (24) ManiacD (28) Marc (4) marcel weiß (33) Mario (2) Mark (3) Mark (11) menesis (11) miasarmento (88) Michael (114) Michael Fidler (1) Michael Kamleitner (6) minnesotan (7) Mitch Wagner (26) Mookyjooky (44) Morton Fox (63) motionless (1) MrMatt57 (17) nanabite (19) Nathan (3) ndench (20) Nick Cairns (13) Nick Humphries (21) Nicolai (22) nikhil (20) Nuno (20) Pablo Olmos de Aguilera C (16) Pat (19) Paul D. (0) Peter H (27) pflix (13) Philip Spohn (22) PMinze (37) Priyadarsan Venugopalan (23) Pvw (14) Rahul Narula (8) Rebecca (9) Reub (19) Rich (27) Richard Olsen (15) Rick Umali (20) Rik (11) Rob (47) Robert (25) Robert (38) Robert Dempsey (19) Robert Scoble (74) Robin (6) Robin (6) Rotkäpchen (8) Ru> (22) Russ (8) Russ (14) Rutger Blom (21) Ryan (40) Ryan Versaw (36) Sam (41) Sam J. West IV (4) Sam Sethi (22) Saravanan (13) Scott Walter (7) Sean (26) Sean Harvell (7) Selwin (54) Sergej Sidoruk (25) Sergey Kapustin (19) Seth G (33) Seth Holladay (7) Shankar Ganesh (75) Shaun (7) shivanand (23) shwibbs (20) Sin (4) Siva (1) Sol Young (19) Stefan (28) Steve (17) straylight (18) Stu Andrews (26) sundby (1) svartling (27) Sweevo (20) Tax Man (0) THT (11) Tim (86) Tim Elliott (11) Tim Geraghty (19) timepilot (15) Todd Lohenry (45) Todd Mundt (40) TomK (20) tomwsmf (27) Tony (23) TravisPUK (15) Trey (3) Vandywolfer (0) venkks (13) Vertigo1 (21) vinoaj (19) vinoth (2) Walter DeFoor (27) war2d2 (12) Wayne (8) wcaw (55) wellmobile (20) WindPower (67) Yaakov (17) Yann (29) yasha.sozo (37) Yinka (21) yiwenyao (15) yojibee (26) Yooakim (19) ysamjo (24) yyq123 (14) zoso (31) Фил (21) 猫影 (27) 绯村剑心 (19)Explore read seven notes- Vandywolfer said: Would be cooler if IT didn't lock down chrome today...
- shivanand said: Awesome. Finally a geek browser that does look like sh*t
- Brandon said: Amazing to say the least.
- straylight said: Gotcher Guide right here! DON'T USE CHROME! (not yet at least)
- Alexander Williams said: Chrome power tricks. You can never have enough power tricks.
- Priyadarsan Venugopalan said: I still haven't switched to chrome.. FF3 satisfies my needs, why google have to create a browser while FF is opensource.
- Rick Umali said: Leave to the fine folks at Lifehacker to break down the stuff I really want to know about Chrome.
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Tracing the evolutionary history of Sarah Palin: links to a parasitic nematode and the pathogenic fungus Botryotinia fuckeliana (5)
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You see, as a total sequence analysis dork, when I see names, I frequently ask whether the letters in the name include only letters which are used as amino acid abbreviations. I started this game when the brilliant notes/letters came out in Science in the early 90s about whether ELVIS was overrepresented in protein sequences. Of course, despite being 20 years old, Science still keeps these under wraps requiring registration to see them (see for ...Contribute comment - The Mitchell Lab (1)
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Where to start with web 2.0? (2)
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Once I shared some tips with you about where to start with web 2.0. Now here are other links that can be really helpful for those who are new with this web 2.0 thing. Google Reader and other free (learning) tools (Laika’s MedlibLog) Core Biomedical Research Software and Web 2.0 Tools (HighlightHealth 2.0) Medical software I couldn’t do without (AppleQuack.com) ThinkBalm Innovation Community’s list of Twitterers worth following (ThinkBalm) My Top Ten Tools Today (Emerging ...Shared by nanog (17)
