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Google News: "Cancer drug 'smart cell' can attack tumours from inside
Times Online - Jul 27, 2005
By Mark Henderson, Science Correspondent. AN ANTI-CANCER “smart cell” that uses nanotechnology to penetrate tumours and destroy them from the inside has been developed in America. The drug-packed “nanocell ... " YAY! This is so cool.

Atheist Exposed

Atheist Exposed: "Atheist Exposed

A 48 year old government worker, 30 year closet athiest, is exposing to her friends, co-workers and clients her lack of belief in God. This is an experiment in humanity and tolerance. Hoping for a good outcome. Approaching in a non-confrontational manner. These are my friends, and I care about them. I hope they can accept me as I am. My goal is to help my Christian associates have the knowledge, that they know an atheist, and she's not a bad person."

WANT HAVE TAKE

Barcode Piece: " BARCODE PIECE



PETER COFFIN


People can download the barcode stickers for free, print them out onto standard sticker labels and then apply them individually to consumer products.
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Boing Boing: January 2005

Boing Boing: January 2005: "Top 100 Soundtracks
Album Images S134402 MOJO music magazine's list of the Top 100 Soundtracks of All Time is phenomenal. Out of the top 10, the only one I have is Number 4, Miles Davis's 'Ascenseur pour l'échafaud,' and it's one of my favorite jazz albums of all time. I want every one of the rest! Vinyl would be preferable, especially since so many of the albums have stunning cover art. Link (via MetaFilter)" Gotta catch em' all!

Interrobang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Interrobang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The interrobang ( ‽ ) is an English-language punctuation mark intended to combine the functions of a question mark and an exclamation point. The typographical character resembles those marks superimposed over one another." Cool.

I both hate and admire this man.

Panhandling Worldwide This is something that crops up in the back of my brain every so often. Mainly whenever I am asked for spare change. Unfortunaetly, it is just this kind of thing that makes it hard for some programs to help people get funding. Also, it is the subject of a Sherlock Holmes story although I can't remember which one.