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Nanotech 1, Cancer 0
Stanford University reports it has found an approach to destroying cancer cells with lasers and nanotechnology.
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Darwin (Mac OS X Open Source)
I have a handful of Boston clients, so around once a month or so, I take the commuter rail train into Back Bay or South Station.
CellphediaThe Next Distraction From Driving, Dinner, And All Things Not Lame
Could we stop making up words, please? It was cute at first, but now it's terribly annoying as the squiggly red lines on my word processor stretch across my screen candy cane style. Thanks to an NYU grad student, we get to add another word to the effluvium of techno-jargon logorrhea.
RSS: A Puck To Skate To
Steve Rubel is amazed that Delta Air Lines' new website-which garnered attention from AP-has no RSS on it.
Oops, Said the Algorithm. Didnt Mean To Put That There!
Contextual advertising has a ways to go yet. There is a certain coolness to technology that can read content and then instantly grab an ad to go with it, but the day remains as to when these algorithms will be able to exercise good judgment. Currently, contextual ads are the guy at the party who brought the beer and the music, but hushes the crowd…
RealNetworks Bounces Back From Last Year
RealNetworks reported its financial results for the second quarter, which ended at the end of June. These included record revenue of $82.7 million, and net income of $4.7 million.
