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cellio: Tractate Laundry, a talmudic discussion of issues pertaining to, yes, laundry.
Welcome tojoshua_green, narniarose, and adelheid_p!
hrj reviews low-cal and other alternative cheeses. I giggled a lot at the line "It doesn't even rise to tasting like a cross between silly putty and rubber..."
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william_mary -- today is the 315th anniversary of the signing of the Charter of The College of William and Mary.
ayrfield points out a TV piece from 2006 about a guy who's going back to basics for moving and lifting heavy objects, and its possible application to how the vertical rocks at Stonehenge might have been raised. No indication in the story of how the cross-pieces might have been placed; the guy has put up a small arch but no explanation was given for how he got the cross-piece up either.
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From IEEE Spectrum viaext_42142... Dean Kamen's "Luke Arm" Prosthesis Readies for Clinical Trials. There's also a video demonstrating the arm and its capabilities. I hope they get funding for said clinical trials.
Looking forward to seeing people at the Carnivale event. What's your weekend looking like?
velveteenrabbi via cellio: Tractate Laundry, a talmudic discussion of issues pertaining to, yes, laundry.Welcome to
joshua_green, narniarose, and adelheid_p!hrj reviews low-cal and other alternative cheeses. I giggled a lot at the line "It doesn't even rise to tasting like a cross between silly putty and rubber..."Happy Birthday to
william_mary -- today is the 315th anniversary of the signing of the Charter of The College of William and Mary.ayrfield points out a TV piece from 2006 about a guy who's going back to basics for moving and lifting heavy objects, and its possible application to how the vertical rocks at Stonehenge might have been raised. No indication in the story of how the cross-pieces might have been placed; the guy has put up a small arch but no explanation was given for how he got the cross-piece up either.( More links )
From IEEE Spectrum via
ext_42142... Dean Kamen's "Luke Arm" Prosthesis Readies for Clinical Trials. There's also a video demonstrating the arm and its capabilities. I hope they get funding for said clinical trials.Looking forward to seeing people at the Carnivale event. What's your weekend looking like?
