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"What-Ebola?" Czar

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Have you noticed that, ever since we got an Ebola Czar, the disease has practically disappeared from the news?  From the American news, anyw...
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Poisoned nets

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Beginning a roundup of Saturday Rocket Science links: Since the turn of the millennium, worldwide deaths from malaria have been cut almos...
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The Senate budget (yawn) weekend drama

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It's not easy to tell what all these clowns are arguing about.  The gist seems to be that the leadership of both chambers of Congress, w...

The real problem with CROmnibus

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Forget everything you've been reading about the unacceptable cost of avoiding a government shutdown.  The really big deal is the impact ...
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Name that medieval map

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Fun with cartography .
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Fun with electromagnetism

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Admittedly this parlor trick wouldn't scale up well in the field of public transport, unless copper were available by the mountainful f...
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Fun new ideas for Christmas parties

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NSFW, so I won't quote it here, but if you're as crudely immune to all notions of propriety as I am, you'll enjoy this .  I'...
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A centenary

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The man who would become novelist Patrick O'Brian was born 100 years ago today.  The WSJ ran a short piece that perfectly captures the ...

The democratization of blood testing

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Elizabeth Holmes , the world's youngest female self-made billionaire (at age 30), is the developer and majority owner of a $9 billion co...
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Slow Yule progress

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I don't remember taking a week to get my tree up in past years.  I am really slowing down!  Day three, and I've got the lights on an...
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Design

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The most interesting design website I've run across in a while.

Red spread

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As predicted, Mary Landrieu (D-Obamacare) has lost her run-off for the Senate seat in Lousiana, about 57-43%.  Her debate strategy of expl...
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Don't stand so close to me

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"Jonathan Who?" syndrome strikes again .
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Boredom at traffic lights

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This is a great idea for entertaining people they wait for the light to change. This and the next few posts will be from Not Exactly Rock...
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Catching fraud with Benford's Law

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For reasons I can't imagine, digits between 0 and 9 in financial transactions are not equally likely, even in the later digits.  They fo...
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The Chaos

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by Dr. Gerard Nolst Trenité (Netherlands, 1870-1946) Dearest creature in creation, Study English pronunciation. I will teach you in m...
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Riding to the Center of the World

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Setting Up for Failure

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Good luck with this latest grand jury decision . I'll be out of the country for about two weeks. Let me know how it turns out.
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Crimes Against Humanity

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So the Pope got some good press today . Religious leaders from a half-dozen faiths have signed on to a new Vatican initiative to end modern-...
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Something must be wrong

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Paterson , N.J., a city of about 150,000 people, had exactly 19 high school students this year who managed to break a 1500 score on the 240...
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