So, Lizzie1 and I drove up to the restaurant in downtown Minneapolis and spotted the Valet Parking sign. I wanted to valet park because downtown, we’d have to park in a ramp2 anyway, so the cost would be the same or less, and much more convenient and comfortable on this slightly chilly winter night. Plus some kid would get a tip; Some kid saving for college or whatever.
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Daily Archives: January 13, 2011
Deborah Rhodes: A tool that finds 3x more breast tumors, and why it’s not available to you
WISE targets, shoots two galaxies
But in a scientific way not a nasty political way. Have a look:
There are many things in this picture that are quite remarkable.
Don’t forget to get your flu shot
According to the FluView report for the week ending January 1, influenza activity has picked up over the last few weeks in the United States. This increase in activity is typical of the start of flu season. The number of states reporting regional or widespread influenza activity increased. Although influenza activity can rise and fall during an influenza season, activity in the United States generally peaks in January or later in most years.
Of concern: Britain is experiencing a bit of a spike in flu cases and flu deaths, and it is thought that the “swine flu” H1N1 version that emerged last season is responsible for that. There is concern that this will spread across the European continent. I have no idea what this may mean for the US, Asia or elsewhere.
A Message To Sarah Palin from Media Matters CEO David Brock
Insight or woo? Ray Kurzweil’s future.
Coming to theaters near you:
Reject the Comcast Merger
Right now, the FCC and Department of Justice are preparing to approve the NBC/Comcast merger — something that would have dire consequences for years to come.
King Tut Goes Home
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