Looks like all the pseudo-legitimate zines are wrapping up the year's cool techmology... here's popsci's take.

Popular Science | Best of What's New 2003

interesting physics, if light on details.

Scientist opens gate to new elements

Whoa....lots of fire in Cali....this pic is cool

NASA - NASA Satellites Watch California Wildfires

Decius wrote:
] ] Four research papers presented at the American
] ] Association for Cancer Research conference in Phoenix
] ] suggest green tea is useful in fighting certain types of
] ] cancer, in addition to lowering cholesterol, preventing
] ] heart disease, boosting oral hygiene and possibly aiding
] ] in weight loss.
] ]

Actually, its not just green tea...its all teas....They have antioxidants in them that help your body flush out oxygen free radicals, which is a major player in cancer. So drink up:)

RE: Green tea beneficial vs. cancer

] Beginning next summer, a tiny bio-chip developed at UC
] Berkeley will help researchers in Nicaragua understand
] and screen for a tropical disease that incapacitates as
] many as 100 million people each year.

Lab Notes: Research from the Berkeley College of Engineering

Go Elonka:)

STLtoday - News - Story

crankymessiah wrote:
] ] Since the earliest research into the the English Language
] ] as spoken in North America was begun by Noah Webster in
] ] the early 18th century, the regional variations in
] ] dialect have always been the most challenging and
] ] difficult to explain field. Since the development of
] ] carbonated beverage in 1886, one of linguistic
] ] geography's most important and least investigated
] ] phenomena has been the sharp regional divisions in the
] ] use of the terms "pop" and "soda." Due to the domination
] ] of hard-line conservative lingusitic geographers in such
] ] leading institutions such as Harvard, Yale, Stanford and
] ] the University of the West Indies, this dilemma has been
] ] swept under the rug . . . until now. Using the new
] ] technologies of the Internet and the World Wide Web, I
] ] and my colleagues at the California Institute of
] ] Technology and Lewis & Clark College are undertaking a
] ] bold new research into this fascinating area.
]
] Great maps to go along with this.

RE: The Pop vs. Soda Page

Thrynn asked for a cache....google always has a cache:)

BlackBoxVoting.org

] Fisherspooner
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] Where:Earthlink Live
]
] When:10/2/2003
]
] Price:$22
]
] Info: Doors at 8 PM, show at 9. All ages.

I don't know if this link will take you to the concerts page, but here is the info. We should go.

99X.com - New Rock First!

werd

Hey...I am on Tom and Marie's LED sign:)