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• 7th Grade Student Gets Tumor From Calculator

  Sat Oct 21, 2006
  • um....thanks for that enlightening information! i feel dumber now.

• Study: Decorated Needles Calm Patients

  Fri Aug 18, 2006
  • Mmm. But your brain doesn't think so. That's cool!

• 10 Tips for new Mac users, switching from Windows...

  Wed Aug 2, 2006
  • Cool. I didn't know about fn-delete, and others! @gzirra - those are my most-used commands. Love it! I also really like the commands that let you cycle between tabs in one window. For example: Firefox:Option+Ctrl+Arrow R or L

• Heart man knew his cheque for operation would bounce

  Thu Aug 3, 2006
  • The man needed surgery. A friend of mine went in for a nuclear stress test and was called that night to come in for a cardiac cath two days later, no questions. Issues with public/socialized health care? You bet.

• House Votes to Block Newsvine from Schools and Libraries

  Fri Jul 28, 2006
  • Tangent: My question is...is Wikipedia one of the banned?

• 'Breast' Cover Gets Mixed Reaction

  Thu Jul 27, 2006
  • this is a link to MSNBC's article with photo, a completely benign image.

• 'Breast' Cover Gets Mixed Reaction

  Thu Jul 27, 2006
  • :sigh: sad. frustrating. /me self-proclaimed booby-holic and soon-to-be lactation consultant...

• The 10 worst money habits

  Wed Jul 26, 2006
  • No money management here in the US, either.

• Poll for Mac Users: Do We Over Do it?

  Wed Jul 26, 2006
  • I really enjoy when friends say..."I could NEVER use a Mac. I can't stand them" .... followed up by "It's not possible that Macs don't have the issues that my Windows PC has!! ALL computers have them! All computers must freeze, suck with networks, suck installing programs, etc. etc.

• Microsoft Confirms Plans for IPod Rival

  Fri Jul 21, 2006
  • But in creating its own music products Microsoft also risks alienating partners such as Creative Technology Ltd. and Samsung, Gartenberg said. Those companies are already using Microsoft's software for their own players, although they've had little success against Apple's juggernaut.