Science: (or medicine) Some surgeons in
training are using clementines
(the fruit -- a relative of oranges and tangerines) to practice surgery on, says National Public Radio. It's not as crazy as it sounds.
The Arts: Wired reports that you can have
your DNA, or the results of testing on your
DNA, turned into a work of art.
Computing: Google is offering a free
power searching short course, with six fifty minute classes,
beginning in a few days. If you (or I) complete the course, we get a certificate.
National Public Radio reports that Orbitz, the hotel room
web site, shows Apple
users more expensive options than those logging on with other
devices. Other reports document the same phenomenon, from other on-line retailers.
Christianity: Ken Schenck has written a fine article
on the four
fold sense of scripture.
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Liberty High offered a Google Apps course last year. The course covered a wide range of Google's offerings. It provides word processing and a spreadsheet at no cost.
Yes, Google is trying to become the one-and-only way to compute.
Thanks, Fred.
Yes, Google is trying to become the one-and-only way to compute. Thanks, Fred.
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