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Stories from the front lines of medicine. Funny as hell.
Stories, songs, stuff, and so on.
Stories from the front lines of medicine. Funny as hell.
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For their Super Peek-A-Boo posts hack.
via Beautiful Beta.
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7:37 PM
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Election art from Zina Saunders.
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12:06 PM
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Not the first graduate of the Best Medical School to be better suited to some career other than being a doctor (and not likely the last, either), he did a decent job writing for ER back in the day. Mainly, though, we were surprised to hear he was ill, let alone dead.
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2:31 PM
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Labels: mortality
Rumor has it Will.i.am was planning a new release, "It's a New Day," to follow-up on his viral hit, "Yes We Can." So far, DipDive is disappointing.
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2:13 PM
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Labels: politics
Our thirst for wine knowledge continues. Highly recommended: Dr. Vino's wine blog. Passes muster, but nothing exciting: The Pour (yet another NYTimes-branded blog). And we're looking at WineAccess--maybe even their monthly plan--for real-world experience with some new wines.
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10:53 AM
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The news-websites we watch on a daily basis are essentially HTML-ified newspapers with slide shows and videos tucked in and around the news copy. This site actually makes an effort to be multi-media and may have the chops to replace the e-newspaper in our daily browsing. May.
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9:58 AM
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The intensity of this anti-Palin rant is awe-inspiring. Easily the best rant we've read this election cycle. And then he goes and does one better by knocking Byron York off his feet and nearly off a cliff!
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Labels: Matt Taibbi, politics
A shout out to Autumn Hills Orchard, an IPM orchard near Boston full of crisp apples, the occasional turkey, and a farmer who quipped that if global warming keeps pace, he'll soon rip out the apples and raise papayas and mangoes instead.
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3:07 PM
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7:29 AM
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So says Frank Bruni over at the Times:
A man is more likely to care about being greeted rapturously and treated like an insider, according to the restaurateurs and servers I interviewed.We've noticed this, of course. We were not aware funding was available for crappy writing about an inane phenomenon, though.
A woman is more likely to take offense if the restrooms are cramped, ugly and messy. She’s also more likely to appreciate color and playfulness in a restaurant’s design, while there’s more risk that a man will be cool to that.
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6:01 AM
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Over brunch at Church this weekend, we liberally imbibed the best coffee ever. We're told it is Kahve brand, although they didn't tell us which of these selections they brew.
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1:32 PM
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Was this week. Read a banned book.
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9:46 AM
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We always like the idea of free music. BUT, we're having trouble playing these in FireFox.
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5:54 AM
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Saw some of Karin Rosenthal's work on display in a doctor's office, of all places. Good stuff, though:
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4:54 PM
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Labels: art, photography