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  1. Quest, metals r easily done, ppm or ppb
  2. Borders dies in UK, the beginning of the end of megabookstores? http://bit.ly/8qpuwx
  3. Just talked to Joel Garreau (Radical Evolution), he argues that humans tend to prevail despite future scenarios of heaven and hell. Agree?
  4. What would Albert Camus have to say about Sarah Palin? Join: http://www.facebook.com/pag...
  5. Check this video out -- Can we redesign ourselves? Interview during my recent talk in Kansas City http://bit.ly/1Yrepi
  6. My blog: deCode Genetics is bankrupt so is the idea of "pure" genetics http://www.technologyreview...
  7. At the 2009 Clean Tech Awards, the grand prize winner is: EcoFactor, "a personalized solution for managing energy use".
  8. RT @LifeScript: I always find this list fascinating: America's Healthiest and Unhealthiest States (msn.com) http://bit.ly/ltIdC
  9. Institute of the Future mt, #hc2020: will health care in 2020 be much improved, worse, or the same? How do we make the potential real?
  10. Tom Goetz of Wired delivering keynote at the Inst of thr Future mt: how decision trees are made, and need to be made to improve health.
  11. @krash63 thanks for the tweets!
  12. Institute of the Future mt about 2020: no one has mentioned Sarah Palin. But this is Marin County.
  13. Inst of the Future health horizons 2020 mt, Sausalito: Mike Merzenich says we can make brains smarter: plasticity ed will be normal in 2020
  14. RT @USATODAY Most babies born in rich countries this century will make it to their 100th birthday, new research ... http://usat.me/?36429314
  15. Rain turning to snow in Denver... when did winter arrive? Isn't it like spring or something?
  16. At Purdue on a panel asking: is Twitter a good thing for science journalism? What do you think? Well broadcast responses on Biotech Nation.
  17. FDA Com Margaret Hamburg in SF talking about creating a field called "regulatory science" -- "it's not sexy, but it's necessary," she says.
  18. Personal testing of chemical toxins is here: Inexpensive dipstick tests for pesticides in foods | R&D Mag - http://bit.ly/3wTCQJ
  19. Eating my favorite BBQ of all time: Arthur Bryants in Kansas City. Their sauce is truly the elixir of the gods.
  20. Interviewed on Walt Bodine Show, on the NPR affiliate in Kansas City: "The Science of Who We Are", http://www.kcur.org/waltbod...