Dec. 27th, 2004

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I stole the url of this nifty metorite effects calculator from [livejournal.com profile] azrhey.

Here's wishing she's over her nasty sickness soon!
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Researchers have invented a diet that they claim reduces heart disease risks by 76%. Dubbed the 'polymeal' diet, it recommends the following foods:
  • Red Wine - 150 ml/day
  • Dark Chocolate - 100 g/day
  • Fruits and Vegetables - 400 g/day
  • Fresh Garlic - 2.7 g/day
  • Almonds - 68 g/day
  • Fresh Fish - 4 x 114 / week
I can certainly imagine far worse diets to be on.
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Sensitive Object is a firm that has invented one of those so-astoundingly-obvious-why-didn't-I-think-of-it technologies. By attaching a pair of ultra-sensitive accelerometers to an arbitrary ridid object, they can detect where on the surface it has been touched, making most any kind of object a touch sensitive device. I can think of literally hundreds of uses for such a thing. The big question in my mind is, how complex can the geometry of the rigid object be? Can a carved candlestick or decorateve sculpture be used as a touch device yet, or is that asking too much right now?
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I'm surprised to say that some studies have shown that oelestra, a synthetic fat substitute made famous by its use in some varieties of Pringles can increase the rate at which the body purges itself of harmful toxins by almost 30-fold. It seems especially good at dealing with PCB and dioxins in the body.

And here I thought it was only good for causing unfortunate anal leakages.
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Here is another report linking the use of Green Tea to healthier brains and neurons.

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