Sunday, January 31, 2010
Marianne Vos with her third World CX title. #veldrijden #tabor
Kupfernagel second, van den Brand third. Vos -- "handling skills and a supreme level of confidence . . . she soon proved to be too strong"
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Zdenek Stybar, by 21s. #tabor #veldrijden #cyclocross
Vantornout and Nys second and third respectively.
http://www.cxmagazine.com/stybar-wins-2010-cyclocross-world-championships?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+CyclocrossMagazine+(Cyclocross+Magazine)&utm_content=cyclocross&utm_term=cyclocross,+cycling,+bike+racing,+veldrijden,+cyclo-cross Posted via email from nocx
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
RT @genomeresearch @GenomeWeb_News GWAS simulation - Common+rare variants together
Common variants associated with rare variants. "can only be resolved empirically" http://www.genomeweb.com/arrays/simulation-study-suggests-rare-variants-could-play-unappreciated-role-gwas?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed:+genomeweb/genomeweb-daily-news+(GenomeWeb+Daily+News)
Monday, January 25, 2010
@IWMOPS @RogersMary 5 Rogers Stores visits/calls and 25 min on hold, still no 911/SenseUI. #fail
Rogers still does not have 911/Sense UI in the stores as far as I can tell.
The location I mentioned yesterday had nothing, after phone support told me they did have it there.
Good thing I called before going in. I made phone contact with one generous Rogers
employee who offered me the upgrade from his personal Windows laptop.
What company releases their phone upgrade to only Windows puters?
Why isn't it in the stores?
Why did HTC know and do nothing for months?
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Sunday, January 17, 2010
TORDIA study. FKBP5 and suicidal events in depressed adolescents. Brent et al. 2009
Brent, Birmaher, Devlin. I look forward to reading this in more detail.
Western diet makes for bad mood: a tale of two (more) studies.
http://www.mendeley.com/c/1774287101/300461/Snchez-Villegas-2009-Association-of-the-Mediterranean-dietary-pattern-with-the-incidence-of-depression-the-Seguimiento-Universidad-de-NavarraUniversity-of-Navarra-follow-up-SUN-cohort/
http://www.mendeley.com/c/1774279101/300461/Akbaraly-2009-Dietary-pattern-and-depressive-symptoms-in-middle-age/
The evidence implicating diet in mood continues pile up, with two recent high profile clinical studies in 2009. I may have mentioned them already in previous posts, but I wanted to put them here, together. A hypothesis generated from this research is that diet and other post-WWII correlates may have something to do with the cohort effect in depression (an increase in the cumulative lifetime rates of major depression with each successively younger birth cohort, JAMA,
1992 "The changing rate of major depression . . .").
http://www.mendeley.com/c/1774279101/300461/Akbaraly-2009-Dietary-pattern-and-depressive-symptoms-in-middle-age/
The evidence implicating diet in mood continues pile up, with two recent high profile clinical studies in 2009. I may have mentioned them already in previous posts, but I wanted to put them here, together. A hypothesis generated from this research is that diet and other post-WWII correlates may have something to do with the cohort effect in depression (an increase in the cumulative lifetime rates of major depression with each successively younger birth cohort, JAMA,
1992 "The changing rate of major depression . . .").
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Thursday, January 7, 2010
First Ubuntu print job is second Ubuntu save
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In the short 2+ months that I've been using 9.10 Karmic Koala, there have been two tight spots where Ubuntu has come to the rescue.
First, I was in a long meeting where a colleague was running an LCD presentation from a Windows netbook. Halfway through the meeting, the netbook crashed, was irretrievable. No more PowerPoint; in most situations I would have rejoiced.
However, the slides were very much needed for viewing at the time. I thought, "I'm the only other person in the room with hardware. But I've never tried running an display projector from Ubuntu. What the heck, we don't have much to lose if it fails." I pulled out the Ubuntu notebook, plugged in the video cable, found the display preferences, and with a very small number of clicks, Ubuntu recognized the projector and displayed the slides smoothly. Meeting saved.
The second time was tonight. Kid with project due tomorrow. The new printer and MacBook were not on talking terms after a correct installation of correct software including correct printer driver. After a couple reboots, I thought "I really had never thought about printing anything from Ubuntu. As a matter of fact I hate printers. But let's give this a try." I plugged the printer in. Ubuntu detected it, searched and found correct driver and asked to install it. Two clicks later, I get a rainbow of a test page. No 10-point font "test" page -- see the colourful photo of the Ubuntu test page at the top of this entry. After a couple minor formatting changes in Open Office, the kid's project is done.
On to other things.
Monday, January 4, 2010
I asked a colleague today:
"Have you noticed I've not used Microsoft Word since late October?"
"No, I haven't."
"No, I haven't."
LA goes Google
Although this post contains nothing new, could this augur the knell for Microsoft?
The City of LA has gone Google for its 30K employees.
If this and other early implementations are a success, at about 1/10 the cost of Microsoft, and 25GB of email storage per user, I think more will migrate to Google.
The City of LA has gone Google for its 30K employees.
If this and other early implementations are a success, at about 1/10 the cost of Microsoft, and 25GB of email storage per user, I think more will migrate to Google.
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