…doing the impossible before breakfast: Mule gives birth (NPR). They don’t know yet whether the foal is a mule, with 63 chromosomes, or a donkey, with 62. Or a chimera. Maybe the little guy is the savior to the overworked beasts of burden, a virgin birth to a lowly pack mule. Born to lead to [...]
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There’s one in every crowd,
Posted in critters, humor, research, tagged critters, humor, mule, research on July 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Some Health Tidbits
Posted in health, recommended, research, tagged diabetes, glucose, health, nutrition, recommended, research, thyroid on June 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Discovered the excellent Public Health and Nutrition List” run out of UW. Lots of cites of interesting nutritional, morbidity, and research info. A really great posting by on the topic of thyroid and chronic fatigue led me to the Fibromyalgia and Fatigue Centers web pages. Highly recommended. I’ll see if there’s one in the SF [...]
Mind the Gap
Posted in activism, collapse, recommended, research, web 2.0, tagged activism, collapse, recommended, research, visualization, web 2.0, wow on May 14, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Go watch Hans Kessler presenting his mind-blowing data visualization of world health, economy, and myth debunking at TED 2006. Using the nonprofit GapMinder Foundation site’s tools and database access, it should be possible to create similar correlations between results of conservation efforts like acquisition of permanent easement land by conservation trusts, annual bird and wildlife [...]
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