Things I have recently spotted that may
be of interest to someone else:
The Arts: There really is a book named Amish
Vampires in Space. And, according to this
review, it's not nearly as bad as the title would suggest.
Christianity: Ken Schenck discusses the matter of disagreements
between Christians.
Computing: Gizmo's Freeware points us to a service that lets you selectively
print only the parts of a web page that you want printed. It also lets
you save the important parts as a .PDF file.
The Huffington Post reports on producing your
own make-up -- yes, lipstick, and whatever else -- with a 3-D printer,
and what that might do to the cosmetics industry.
Google, in Spain, has
lost a court battle that may influence the results of "googling" someone.
It may affect the whole world.
Science: Wired reports on moths
that look like wasps.
The Panda's Thumb reports that scientists have taken the first steps toward adding to the possibilities of the genetic code --
adding two new Nitrogen bases, in addition to the usual A, C, G and T.
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