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"...the only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn, burn, burn like the fabulous yellow roman candles exploding like spiders across the stars..." - Jack Kerouac

Truncat - A New Short Story by Cory Doctorow
Topic: Technology 3:52 pm EDT, Aug 26, 2003

What if you could file-share someone's consciousness? Would it be a violation, or the ultimate communication therapy?

That's all I'll quote. You go read the rest.

[I *heart* Cory Doctorow - Nano]

Truncat - A New Short Story by Cory Doctorow


Venus Hum   |    The Official Website
Topic: Music 3:00 pm EDT, Aug 26, 2003

One of the bands that opened up for Blue Man group....I loved this band! I had no idea that sounds like this could come out of Nashville. Strong female vocalist with electronic music in the background....so rad.

Venus Hum   |    The Official Website


Drunken Coding Competition @ PN-7
Topic: Technology 2:53 pm EDT, Aug 26, 2003

Following are the few defined rules for Drunken Coding:

* All contestants must be 21 years of age or older, as proven by a State or Federal issued ID, just like if you were in a bar, buddy.
* If you drove, don't be an ass hat. Give us your keys.
* Judging is far from fair and impartial, just so you know.
* Each contestant is responsible for getting into "Game Condition" on their own. Also known as BYOB.
* Before entry, each contestant must declare their topic and language, just in case they need to be reminded later what in the hell they are trying to do. You can always change it later if so desired. Any language and topic will be allowed.
* At each checkpoint within the contest, each contestant must qualify by blowing a 0.08 or higher on a blood alcohol content breath analyzer (provided by the contest). Don't worry, the alcohol will sterilize the tip.
* Late entries will be accepted from those with entertaining excuses, just remember that the judges will also be drunk, so "entertaining" is subject to change.

come on guys, you know you all want to enter...

Drunken Coding Competition @ PN-7


UGA faculty of engineering researchers awarded $1 million NSF grant to develop nanoscale biosensors
Topic: Science 2:52 pm EDT, Aug 26, 2003

For all you nano-peeps out there...

[werd! -Nano]

UGA faculty of engineering researchers awarded $1 million NSF grant to develop nanoscale biosensors


Phreaknic7 :: Nashville, TN
Topic: Miscellaneous 12:19 am EDT, Aug 26, 2003

Phreaknic rules....everyone on memestreams should come to PN:)

Phreaknic7 :: Nashville, TN


Former Dot-Commers Are Adjusting, Painfully
Topic: Tech Industry 1:44 am EDT, Aug 25, 2003

Chapter 2 of the Great Dot-Com Bust of 2000 has begun.

Few are the millionaires they expected to be: many are poorer than they were to begin with. Some are still frantically seeking jobs, while others are humbly grateful for finding even ill-suited ones.

"The true reality shock comes from trying to unlearn ways of doing things that you've been socialized into believing were the norm."

"If Webvan had spent as much intellectual and financial capital on finding out what customers wanted, and less on fancy technologies, it might still be around."

"Silicon Valley stock options are useful mainly for kindling now."

Former Dot-Commers Are Adjusting, Painfully


RE: Enzymes Found to Delay Aging Process
Topic: Biology 1:33 am EDT, Aug 25, 2003

abaddon wrote:
] ] Scientists have found for the first time a way to rev up a
] potent
] ] "anti-aging" enzyme in living cells, an advance they said
] could
] ] speed the development of drugs to extend human life span and
]
] ] prevent a wide range of geriatric diseases.
]
] hmmm, it says they help cells survive damage, but would that
] avoid the increase in cancer rates that other anti-aging
] tricks have?...can anyone help me out on that one?...
]
] oh, also anyone with a subscription to nature care to comment
] on the article this is about?...

Well, I think this is too vauge to comment on whether ir would avoid the increase in cancer rates. Like someone quoted in the article said, aging is a complex process, and increasing the production of this enzyme may itself cause cancer. Aging is tricky, with lots of processes going on....I don't think drugs that extend human life will be a good thing until after aging is understood much more clearly than it is right now.

RE: Enzymes Found to Delay Aging Process


ProfQuotes
Topic: Humor 3:03 am EDT, Aug 24, 2003

Humorous and memorable quotes from professors during their lectures

ProfQuotes


Serotonin Transporter Gene Shown to Influence College Drinking Habits
Topic: Science 3:03 am EDT, Aug 24, 2003

] Researchers have identified a genetic factor that may
] predispose young people to harmful drinking habits. A
] team of scientists interviewed college students about
] their alcohol consumption and then analyzed their genetic
] profiles, or genotypes. They found that students who
] shared a particular variant of the serotonin transporter
] gene (5HTT) consumed more alcohol per occasion, more
] often drank expressly to become inebriated, and were more
] likely to engage in binge drinking than students without
] the variant. The study appears in the current issue of
] the journal Alcohol and Alcoholism.

I blame my sophmore year in college on my genes.

Serotonin Transporter Gene Shown to Influence College Drinking Habits


CNN.com - Scientists: Ocean sponge bests man-made fiber optics - Aug. 21, 2003
Topic: Science 10:44 pm EDT, Aug 21, 2003

] Scientists say they have identified an ocean sponge
] living in the darkness of the deep sea that grows thin
] glass fibers capable of transmitting light better than
] industrial fiber optic cables used for telecommunication.

CNN.com - Scientists: Ocean sponge bests man-made fiber optics - Aug. 21, 2003


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