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Saturday, January 21, 2006 |
Facebook can be a liability in personal privacy as some students have discovered.
11:30:18 AM
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Work stress leads to heart disease, diabetes. Stress at work is an important risk factor for the development of heart disease and diabetes, finds a study published online by the BMJ today. Stress at work has been linked with heart disease, but the biological processes were unclear. This study provides new evidence for the biological plausibility of the link between work stress and heart disease. [Science Blog -]
11:25:42 AM
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Surveys Show Increase In OSS Popularity. [Slashdot] From the article: "The survey also addresses the most important
question: what motivates organizations to adopt open source software?
According to Optaros, cost savings is one of the most significant
factors."
10:40:39 AM
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Online Engineering Resources. The latest issue of Freepint includes a useful "tips article" by Roddy MacLeod, "Engineering: the changing information landscape." Many links to engineering repositories are included in the article. _____JH
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"My first FreePint article on engineering portals appeared back in issue No. 66 (6th July 2000). Quite a number of things have changed since that time. The first part of this article revisits some of the resources I shared back then. The second section is an analysis of some useful engineering-related digital repositories which have emerged over the past five years. Finally, the third section comments on the changing engineering information landscape." [EduResources Weblog--Higher Education Resources Online]
10:31:48 AM
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How do you detect change?. This week’s study is a simple test. You’ll first be directed to a Quicktime movie of a painting. The painting will flash repeatedly, changing slighly between flashes. You have 9 seconds to identify the change; then your browser will automatically redirect to a survey, with (as usual) 5 questions to answer (most important, of course: what changes in the picture?). The whole thing should take less than a minute to do, so why not give it a whirl?
Make sure you’re ready to look closely at a flashing picture before you click on the link to start!
Click here to begin
To view the rest of this article, visit the new Cognitive Daily site at ScienceBlogs.com.
[Cognitive Daily]
10:25:56 AM
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© Copyright 2006 Bruce Landon.
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