Monday, January 30, 2012
Who Would Pay $5,000 to Use Google? (You)
Internet users need to think about protecting personal information. After all, what could go wrong?
Google Privacy Policy Change
Beginning March 2, Google will implement a new privacy policy change. At that point, Google will be able to access and use all your personal data and browsing history. How can this possibly be good for individual freedom?
Here is a follow-up analysis by Scientific American.
Here is a follow-up analysis by Scientific American.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Scientific Evidence The Universe is a Holoraphic Projection Around Earth?
Craig Hogan, a director at Fermi Lab's Center for Particle Astrophysics comes to some interesting conclusions based on data from the GEO 600.
The Cure for Cancer Begins With Understanding It
An interesting perspective on the origins of cancer from Mark Vincent of the Univ. of Western Ontario.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
The Nest Learning Thermostat
The some of the brains behind the creation of the iPod has designed an intelligent thermostat for you heating and cooling system.
Cheap Tricks: Slow the Expensive Data Flow from Your Smartphone
Here are some tips on managing data flow on smartphones for those with limited monthly data flow plans.
Betting On Green
Vinod Khosla thinks most venture capitalist are being too cautious with their green investments. But is his own approach too risky?
Today In History - January 22
This was first shown during Super Bowl XVIII and it started a technical and cultural revolution. Good thing Steve Jobs never took the Dale Carnegie class "How to Win Friends and Influence People."
Monday, January 16, 2012
UrtheCast Web Platform Demo
Check out a high definition streaming video platform of planet Earth. This is a quick demo of some of the features launching on the UrtheCast web platform.
Learn How to Program?
Farhad Manjoo of Slate suggests that we make a free coding lesson our New Year's resolution. May not be a bad idea.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Obesity, Inflammation, and Diabetes
Chalk these results up to cheap processed foods, fructose additives, and marketing. We are in the process of killing ourselves with our food addictions and conveniences. I think better education and a little self discipline is in order. Let's hope that the nanny state doesn't get involved with legislation.
Friday, January 13, 2012
A Primer on Psychopaths
Ignore the still frame of this video. The scene is not what this video is about. See the whole thing.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Widom-Laren Theory Explains LENRs and Why They Are Safe and Green
Good article by Institute of Science on the theory of low-energy nuclear reactions (LENRs).
New Evidence of LENR
Lately this has been some encouraging news concerning Low-energy nuclear reactions (LENRs). If this process is better understood and successfully demonstrated as a affordable and safe power source, much of the anxiety about CO2 and global warming could be on the verge of reversal.
This phenomena is a real game changer that can elevate the standard of living of millions within a generation.
This phenomena is a real game changer that can elevate the standard of living of millions within a generation.
Stanford Physicist Burton Richter on Climate Change
Prof. Burton Richter's moderate approach to climate change is gaining fans.
Prof. David MacKay's 2050 Pathways Calculator was designed to be used to forecast the costs or savings when implementing renewable energy technologies. If CO2 is a real problem, this could be a useful tool.
Chemistry Educational Links
Ken Marr of Green River Community College put together a pretty nifty Chemistry Educational Links page that covers a lot of scientific ground.
MP BioMass
This article gives information on a company called MP BioMass that claims to have a process to reduce CO2 (carbon dixoide emissions) and fly ash production. The CO2 deduction process is said to mimics a form of artificial photosynthesis. If this works as they claim, I would expect the electric power utilities to be lining up to purchase retrofits for all coal burning power plants.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
What if Low Enery Nuclear Reaction (LENR) Really Works?
There is a mix of speculation and factual information in this opinion article by Christopher Calder.
Special attention should be paid to Joseph Zawodny's PDF slide presentation which was obtained from NASA through the Freedom of Information Act.
I think sometime during 2012 this issue will see a significant degree of resolution. If LENR is for real, this is a global game changer.
Special attention should be paid to Joseph Zawodny's PDF slide presentation which was obtained from NASA through the Freedom of Information Act.
I think sometime during 2012 this issue will see a significant degree of resolution. If LENR is for real, this is a global game changer.
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Nature. Beauty. Gratitude.
Best wishes for 2012 and thanks for visiting my blog.
Click here to spend 10-minutes watching an amazing presentation by Louie Schwartzberg at TEDX.
Click here to spend 10-minutes watching an amazing presentation by Louie Schwartzberg at TEDX.
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