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hummingwolf) wrote2007-01-02 07:49 pm
hummingwolf) wrote2007-01-02 07:49 pm
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From Slate: The 10 most outrageous civil liberties violations of 2006. Linked to by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-syndicated.gif)
rssworldmag with the commentary: "The list ... seems to say Bush is the culprit and anathema to all Enlightenment's work (and the Reformation's). You make the call."
Fromscienceblog: 10 tips for spicing up your health in 2007. The fact that thyme seems to fight colds interests me, since I have gotten thyme cravings every single time I've had bronchitis.
Did you realize that the Mars rovers Spirit & Opportunity have been on the planet for three years? And according to this link fromscienceblog, they keep getting smarter. Nifty!
Also in space news,space_com says This year, China is set to launch its first lunar orbiter, followed by the summer sendoff of a mega-powerful mooncraft from Japan. (By the way, this month the moon is called the Wolf Moon, so feel free to howl.)
Frommind_hacks: a little bit on the cognitive neuroscience of music.
NewScientist.com's most popular news stories of 2006, The Weirdest Science Stories of 2006 , The Best Human Nature Stories of 2006, Top Health News of 2006.
I really want to do better at keeping up with the news in 2007.
rssworldmag with the commentary: "The list ... seems to say Bush is the culprit and anathema to all Enlightenment's work (and the Reformation's). You make the call."From
scienceblog: 10 tips for spicing up your health in 2007. The fact that thyme seems to fight colds interests me, since I have gotten thyme cravings every single time I've had bronchitis.Did you realize that the Mars rovers Spirit & Opportunity have been on the planet for three years? And according to this link from
scienceblog, they keep getting smarter. Nifty!Also in space news,
space_com says This year, China is set to launch its first lunar orbiter, followed by the summer sendoff of a mega-powerful mooncraft from Japan. (By the way, this month the moon is called the Wolf Moon, so feel free to howl.)From
mind_hacks: a little bit on the cognitive neuroscience of music.NewScientist.com's most popular news stories of 2006, The Weirdest Science Stories of 2006 , The Best Human Nature Stories of 2006, Top Health News of 2006.
I really want to do better at keeping up with the news in 2007.