May 2007
24 posts
Flickr: Manhattan Equinox (Manhattanhenge)
Manhattan Equinox, originally uploaded by seth_holladay. (via Kidney Notes)
May 31st
Flickr: Manhattanhenge
Manhattanhenge, originally uploaded by NewYorkDailyPhoto.com. (via Kidney Notes)
May 31st
Flickr: NYC Street
NYC Street, originally uploaded by KidneyNotes. (via Kidney Notes)
May 31st
Testing remote posting. Del.icio.us tag cloud now...
Testing remote posting. Del.icio.us tag cloud now in the sidebar. Carry on. (via Kidney Notes)
May 31st
You have new Picture Mail!
You have a Picture Mail from     Message: Image from Treo. Testing. ...
May 30th
YouTube Video: Google Maps Street View
A hilarious introduction to Google Maps Street View. (via Kidney Notes)
May 30th
Google Maps Update -- Street Level Pictures
The Google Maps update with street level pictures allows you to virtually walk around a neighborhood using only the arrow keys. Try it out. (via Kidney Notes)
May 30th
Sun Coming Up Over the Pyramids
From my Mac dashboard widget of webcams. Time to sleep. (via Kidney Notes)
May 30th
Kidney Notes Redesigned
I decided to make it more like a Tumblelog. I also eliminated the del.icio.us “tag cloud” at the top. Comments welcome. (via Kidney Notes)
May 30th
Kidney Pathology on YouTube: Rapidly Progressive...
There’s a whole tour of kidney pathology with a detailed discussion on YouTube. (via Kidney Notes)
May 27th
Links for 2007-05-23: Cyberattack on Estonia,...
Slate Magazine - Estonia under Cyberattack Google goes biotech, invests in 23andMe | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com Google said today in an SEC filing that it has invested $3.9 million in 23andMe, a biotech startup that’s focused on allowing consumers to search their genome. New Report Shows Docs Embracing Internet, Email cecil vortex: An Interview with Ze Frank (via Kidney...
May 23rd
Flickr: Getting Things Done
GTD: Getting Things Done, originally uploaded by Emborg. (via Kidney Notes)
May 22nd
Dr. Steven Nissen talks about Avandia
From the Wall Street Journal. (via Kidney Notes)
May 22nd
The FDA's Safety Alert on Avandia (Rosiglitazone)
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is aware of a potential safety issue related to Avandia (rosiglitazone), a drug approved to treat type 2 diabetes. Safety data from controlled clinical trials have shown that there is a potentially significant increase in the risk of heart attack and heart-related deaths in patients taking Avandia. However, other published and unpublished data from...
May 21st
Flickr: View of several volcanoes in a caldera...
View of several volcanoes in a caldera from Gunung Penanjakan (2700m). Indonesia, Surabaya., originally uploaded by porifera. (via Kidney Notes)
May 16th
Link for 2007-05-15: Charles Stross on Futurism
Charlie’s Diary: Shaping the future I understand that you’re expecting a talk about where the next 20 years are taking us, how far technology will go, how people will use the net, and whether big shoulder pads and food pills will be fashionable. (via Kidney Notes)
May 15th
Links for 2007-05-14: Corzine, Humor in Science,...
In Corzine’s Recovery, Doctors Cite Grit and Luck - New York Times After 11 days in intensive care, eight of them on a ventilator, and three operations on his leg, Mr. Corzine was released from the hospital on April 30 and resumed his official duties as governor six days later. Humor helps make simple science fun (Review of “A Whirligig Tour of the Beautiful Basics of...
May 14th
Link for 2007-05-12: The Five Second Rule...
The Five-Second Rule Explored, or How Dirty Is That Bologna? - New York Times A COUPLE of weeks ago I saw a new scientific paper from Clemson University that struck me as both pioneering and hilarious. (via Kidney Notes)
May 12th
Link for 2007-05-11: iPods and Pacemakers
iPods can make pacemakers malfunction | Technology | Internet | Reuters.co.uk iPods can cause cardiac implantable pacemakers to malfunction by interfering with the electromagnetic equipment monitoring the heart… (via Kidney Notes)
May 11th
Links for 2007-05-10: Slate on Angioplasty
The right and wrong way to think about heart attacks. - By Darshak Sanghavi - Slate Magazine Yet the plumbing analogy causes serious confusion regarding heart disease, and as a result, we’ve wasted a lot of time and money on cardiac angioplasty that does no good. (via Kidney Notes)
May 10th
YouTube: The Encyclopedia of Life
(via Kidney Notes)
May 10th
Link for 2007-05-09: Live Public Webcams (Via...
Live Webcams - Free, public web cams found online. (via Kidney Notes)
May 9th
Links for 2007-05-07: Prices for generic Ambien...
Hammock Time - Generic Ambien - WSJ Health Blog a 30-day supply of the 5 milligram generic Ambien tablets will set you back as follows: RxUSA.com $13.26 Drugstore.com $15.39 CVS.com $80.99 Walgreens.com $114.99… (via Kidney Notes)
May 7th
Link for 2007-05-05: Google Techtalks
Google Techtalks Google TechTalks are designed to disseminate a wide spectrum of views on topics including Current Affairs, Science, Medicine, Engineering, Business, Humanities, Law, Entertainment, and the Arts. (via Kidney Notes)
May 5th