Y2Kyoto: We Don’t Need No Stinking Giant Fans. Now is the time at SDA when we juxtapose! June 25, 2009 – The World Wind Energy Award has been given for Minister Smitherman’s outstanding achievements in making Ontario the leading wind …
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small dead animals: Y2Kyoto: We Don't Need No Stinking Giant Fans
The Los Angeles Times tracked down the artist of the evocative, unflattering depiction of President Obama as The Joker from The Dark Knight and he may not be whom you pictured. Political Punch Blog.
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Artist of Obama "Joker" Poster Image Identified — and He's Not a …
I am no scientist. One might argue whether or not I am a philosopher.
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The Dream Factory: Science is …
How can we move beyond the rancor and polarization—not to mention hyperbole and distortions on all sides—that in recent years have characterized so much of bioethics and the broader politics of science ?
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What Kind of Bioethics Council Do We Need?
This past weekend my husband and I decided which townhouse we want to buy. After working the numbers, looking at different properties, and going through the options, we’ve signe…
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» Purchasing a Home: Examining the Costs
HONOLULU — Despite all the claims that video games are corrupting society, one group of local seniors disagree just a “Wii” bit. Tuesday, August 18, 2009.
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Older Patients Using Wii Video Games – Honolulu News Story – KITV …
We haven’t seen James McAvoy on the big screen for a while, but the “Wanted” star will soon return, don’t worry. One project he just signed on to star in is an untitled cancer comedy directed by Nicole Holofcener.
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James McAvoy is with cancer in new comedy – The Screening Log …
If you are one of those people who believe in the power of individuals to create, participate, and contribute to bring forth change in open education , you may want to take into consideration the Talis Incubator for Open Education . …
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Talis Incubator for Open Education at OCW Blog
Netbook computers are great for students because they are small, lightweight, relatively inexpensive, have built-in wireless networking, are easy to use, and are focused on essential tasks.
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7 Reasons Netbook Computers Great for students
Peter Griffin, Manager of the Science Media Centre hopes the new site will bring New Zealand’s community of science bloggers together in one place to provide ready access for interested readers.
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NZ science bloggers – new opportunity « Open Parachute