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April 2006

 

Sunday, April 23, 2006
100 Interesting science facts

Some that caught my attention:
-10 percent of all human beings ever born are alive at this very moment.
-There are 60,000 miles of blood vessels in the human body.

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Architects using old Boeing 727s and 737s fuselages in new building

New York's urban architect recyclers, LOT-EK, have recently designed a library in Guadalajara made entirely of refurbished airplane fuselages.

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How to keep a bandaid on all day - Japanese Video Via Smart Stuff

This video will show you how to put on a Band Aid so it stays on all day. So simple, yet effective.

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This information is useful to everyone.

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Saturday, April 22, 2006
The Artificial Prison of the Human Mind

In 1963, a study about prisons was funded by the U.S. Navy to try to better understand problems in the Marine Corps.' prisons. The study was run by a group of researchers at Stanford, led by psychologist Philip G. Zimbardo. The idea was to create a controlled environment in the Stanford halls to simulate a prison.

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Wednesday, April 19, 2006
Surgery Over
Well, my Grandma was out of surgery on her hip last tuesday. She will be in physical therapy for about a month.

Thanks God everything went ok.

Category: Personal

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Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Yesterday Was A Bad Day
My brother had work trouble.

I woke up late and missed one of my classes (first time I did that in a year). This caused me to miss a take home quiz and notes for tomorrow.

I got a call from my Mom saying that my Grandma fell and broke her hip. Apparently, because of some blood thinner she is on, they can't operate for a week. So she is laying there in pain and agony waiting for the operation.

This week will be a bad week.

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Whatever Happened to the Boy in the Bubble?

A team of Houston medical experts didn't have any other way to save Vetter's life. They rushed him into his bubble immediately after his birth, correctly assuming he suffered from a rare inherited condition called severe combined immunodeficiency. The experts also assumed they could cure him, and they made no plans for what to do if they couldn't.

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Software + Ordinary CD Drive = Spectroscope

Take an ordinary CD with special software on it, put an unknown substance on the disk surface, put it in the drive, and in a few minutes you will know what that substance is.

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Monday, April 10, 2006
Rube Goldberg Ramen

And you thought it only took 2 minutes to make Ramen.

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