Drug Development is Virtually Dead
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Brazilian drug kingpin shot dead
Brazilian drug kingpin shot dead
09/24/2004 03:27 AMBrazilian police investigate the murder of a drug lord who achieved
notoriety in a dramatic 1980s jail-break.
Optimising the Paradigm for Clinical
Drug Development in Oncology
Optimising the Paradigm for Clinical
Drug Development in Oncology
12/12/2003 09:19 AMmarcus evans Dec 12 2003 8:23AM ET
CPMP 2005 to Focus on Drug Development
via Plant-Made Pharmaceuticals
CPMP 2005 to Focus on Drug Development
via Plant-Made Pharmaceuticals
12/19/2004 03:16 PMMontreal Conference to Join Leaders in Drug Development and Discovery
[PRWEB Dec 13, 2004]
White House drug agency giving away
anti-drug ringtones
White House drug agency giving away
anti-drug ringtones
04/19/2005 08:41 AMCory Doctorow:
Freevibe is an anti-drug website produced by the White House Office of
National Drug Control Policy, producing teen-hip don't-smoke-pot
messages. They offer free hip-hop ringtones to make you think about
not doing drugs every time your phone rings.
You want the Funk? We've got the Funk! This ringtone will get you in
the groove and remind you where to go to get the facts on drugs. And
remember, you have the power to stop your friends from using drugs or
alcohol. That's right--your cell phone is a powerful way to help start
a conversation with a friend who might be using drugs.
Link
(
via CoolGov)
Round Up: Virtually nowhere to go
Round Up: Virtually nowhere to go
04/23/2004 02:48 PMnewmediazero Apr 23 2004 6:26PM GMT
Virtually at ETech
Virtually at ETech
02/10/2004 02:47 AMA shout out to all my peeps at O'Reilly's
ETech conference
this week. I'm disappointed I can't join you. Tim, Rael,
and company have done a marvelous job coralling the cool and the
mind-blowing -- and that applies to both the ideas and the
people. ETech is bigger and more geeky than
Supernova, but sometimes
it's fun to let your inner geek out.
I'll participate virtually via the blogs and other online tools.
As I've noted on the other side with Supernova, remote virtual
participation isn't nearly as rich as physical presence. But
it's
something.
Wi-Fi changes virtually everything
(USATODAY.com)
Wi-Fi changes virtually everything
(USATODAY.com)
02/19/2004 11:23 AMUSATODAY.com - Watching football on TV doesn't cut it anymore for John
Furrier and his son, Alec, 8.
We're Virtually Rich!
We're Virtually Rich!
09/08/2004 06:10 PM
BlogShares - Gadgetopia: Our share price has gone
through the roof at Blogshares. I have no idea why or how this
happens, but an outgoing link from us is worth $25K these days. I
think that's good.
Actually, this graph is a little misleading since it starts at
$800, so the increase is actually about 25%, not the 500% it looks
like. However, our total valuation looks good, though I haven't the
first clue why, or why we peaked then fell a while back. If anyone
knows the mechanics behind this, speak up.
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Desktop revolution virtually here
Desktop revolution virtually here
08/17/2004 03:53 AMComputer Weekly Aug 17 2004 8:10AM GMT
Treatment: Tricked Into Seeing,
Virtually
Treatment: Tricked Into Seeing,
Virtually
06/07/2004 09:57 PMIt is one of the odder effects of a stroke: Some patients become
unable to see anything in one part of their visual fields, even though
their visual circuitry seems intact.
Free Speech -- Virtually
Free Speech -- Virtually
12/19/2002 05:39 PMLate last year, John Stanforth posted to his personal Web site a
reminiscence about software he had developed for internal...
Making money from virtually nothing
Making money from virtually nothing
01/19/2004 05:06 AMBBC Jan 19 2004 9:04AM GMT
Uninspired, wired and virtually hired
Uninspired, wired and virtually hired
07/08/2004 08:37 AMglobetechnology.com Jul 8 2004 1:25PM GMT
Recreating Historical Monuments,
Virtually
Recreating Historical Monuments,
Virtually
02/12/2004 02:16 PMI'm sure similar projects are being worked on elsewhere, but it's nice
to know that people are creating
virtual
replicas of historical monuments that let people "go back in time"
at the click of a mouse. From the article, it sounds like the team in
this case is paying great attention to detail, making sure that the
representation is as accurate as possible. While not taking away from
the value of actually visiting historical monuments, it would seem
that this makes for a nice complement for people who want to compare
what may have been with what's there today. Also, it allows people
nowhere near these historical sites to check them out.
Virtually Free for All in Utility
Computing
Virtually Free for All in Utility
Computing
07/02/2004 02:33 PMInternet News Jul 2 2004 5:41PM GMT
Virtual Server 2005 virtually done
Virtual Server 2005 virtually done
06/14/2004 12:55 PMMicrosoft releases a "release candidate," or almost final, version of
the software.
spending cuts for virtually all agencies
spending cuts for virtually all agencies
05/30/2004 05:00 AMslashing the federal budget .. lying about it .. less ..
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Play in a Top Orchestra, Virtually
(Reuters)
Play in a Top Orchestra, Virtually
(Reuters)
06/14/2004 09:59 AMReuters - Ever dreamed of playing in an
orchestra? Well now you can and from the comfort of your own
home or school.
Desktop Conference 2005 -- You're
Virtually There!
Desktop Conference 2005 -- You're
Virtually There!
02/01/2005 09:05 PMMarket Wire Jan 18 2005 6:27PM GMT
Virtually) At Your Data Network's
Service
Virtually) At Your Data Network's
Service
09/24/2004 05:34 PMInternet News Sep 24 2004 8:55PM GMT
Armstrong Virtually Wraps Up Tour Title
(AP)
Armstrong Virtually Wraps Up Tour Title
(AP)
07/24/2004 11:32 PMAP - Lance Armstrong capped his most dominant Tour de France with a
crushing win in the final time trial Saturday, all but guaranteeing
him a place in history as the first six-time winner of the
101-year-old race.
The Observer | Business | A newspaper
virtually all over the planet
The Observer | Business | A newspaper
virtually all over the planet
07/26/2004 02:34 PMA Newspaper Virtually All Over the Planet .. Guardian Discovers, um,
Web .. leitura
"on-line"
observer.guardian.co.uk/business/story/0,6903,1268361,00.h
tml
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Online Church Tries To Virtually Smite
Blasphemers
Online Church Tries To Virtually Smite
Blasphemers
05/19/2004 01:14 PMIt's almost amazing it took this long. Last week, lots of people were
talking about a new virtual online church set up by the Bishop of
London, which let online worshipers set up 3D avatars and explore the
virtual church. However, with such an open space, it didn't take long
for people to
login with the user name "Satan" and start preaching
things that the church was unlikely to approve. Apparently, there are
"cyberwardens" who have a "smite" button (I couldn't make this up if I
tried), but they haven't been effective in keeping out the
troublemakers. To deal with it, they've been trying to make it more
difficult for the e-blasphemers to communicate with others. They've
turned off a function that would let people announce things to
everyone in the church and have kept visitors off the virtual pulpits.
They're also looking for more people to hand the virtual smite button
to (which doesn't seem particularly worthy of the "love thy neighbor"
philosophy, but that's besides the point...), which only means the
e-blasphemers will be trying their best to get their hands on the
smite button as well. How long until they take over the church?
Yahoo Defines Virtually Unlimited As 2
Gigs
Yahoo Defines Virtually Unlimited As 2
Gigs
06/15/2004 03:32 AMLast month, Yahoo responded to Google's Gmail by saying they would
offer 100 megs of email for free and
virtual
ly unlimited storage to those who paid. We wondered how they
defined virtually unlimited and now we know. It turns out that,
according to Yahoo,
vi
rtually unlimited is 2 gigs at $20. Doesn't seem all that
unlimited, but Yahoo is clearly counting on the press to focus on how
two gigs tops the one gig of Google. So far, that's exactly what the
press is doing. Most seem to brush over the fact that Yahoo's 2 gigs
cost money while Google's 1 gig is free. Anyway, the one thing made
clear by all of this: online storage space is (once again) a
commodity. While some think that's a bad thing, it really means that
there are a ton of new possibilities for services to be built around
tons of free online storage.
Understand
ing commoditization is critical for any tech company these days -
and recognizing when something becomes a commodity is the first step.
Next up is figuring out how to use that to your advantage.
Briefly: Virtual Server 2005 virtually
done
Briefly: Virtual Server 2005 virtually
done
06/14/2004 12:55 PMroundup Plus: Netegrity updates provisioning tools...RealNetworks,
Starz launch movie service...The Body Shop buys HP gear.
Virtually immersed: The life and times
of an online gamer
Virtually immersed: The life and times
of an online gamer
12/29/2004 03:22 AMArticle.wn.com - Tue Dec 28, 12:07 pm GMT
Google Expanding Gmail Storage: Wants To
Make It Virtually Limitless
Google Expanding Gmail Storage: Wants To
Make It Virtually Limitless
04/01/2005 02:05 AMIt was exactly a year ago that Google
launch
ed their Gmail service shocking many into believing it was an
April Fool's joke, because it offered so much more service than anyone
else. The company even made it difficult to delete messages within
Gmail, claiming that 1 gig would last a lifetime. Well, apparently
some people used up that lifetime supply much faster than Google
expected. Just days after
Yah
oo caught up to offer 1 gig of storage, Google is
doubling Gmail's
storage to 2 gigs, which sounds like the beginning of a storage
war (instead of a price war). However, one of the statements in the
article is a bit odd. It suggests Google is going to keep increasing
the amount of storage allowed
every day, so that it really is
somewhat limitless. It's not clear then, why they don't just get rid
of
all limits on Gmail -- or just
rever
t back to last year's glitch where some people thought they had 1
terrabyte of Gmail storage. At least all of my spam will have plenty
of room to stretch its legs now.
Brand New Universal Remote Control Turns
Off Virtually any Television - Anywhere
Brand New Universal Remote Control Turns
Off Virtually any Television - Anywhere
03/28/2005 03:39 AMA Brand New "Universal Remote Control that can turn off Virtually any
Television in the world" is now available online from
http://hopkinsgifts.tripod.com/news.htm . [PRWEB Mar 28, 2005]
Iran conundrum Breaking codes is
virtually impossible, experts believe
Iran conundrum Breaking codes is
virtually impossible, experts believe
06/15/2004 11:54 AMBBC Jun 15 2004 4:05PM GMT
Super Universal US, Asian & European
Remote Control Turns Off Virtually any
Television - Anywhere
Super Universal US, Asian & European
Remote Control Turns Off Virtually any
Television - Anywhere
03/24/2005 04:27 AMA Brand New "Super Universal US, Asian & European Remote Control that
can turn off Virtually any Television in the world" is now available
online from Los Angeles internet company. [PRWEB Mar 24, 2005]
An Education in Flexibility: Gateway
Notebook-to-Tablet PCs Enhance Learning
Virtually Anywhere on Campus at W
An Education in Flexibility: Gateway
Notebook-to-Tablet PCs Enhance Learning
Virtually Anywhere on Campus at W
03/27/2005 05:50 AMFrontline Mar 27 2005 9:42AM GMT
Dead, Dead, Dead. Someday Soon We'll All
Be Dead.
Dead, Dead, Dead. Someday Soon We'll All
Be Dead.
12/02/2003 10:13 PMI had a 120gig SATA Hard drive in my G5. It died. Dead blocks all
over. My last full backup...
""Pat isn't with God,'' he said. "He's f
-- ing dead. He wasn't religious. So
thank you for your thoughts, but he's f
-- ing dead.''"
""Pat isn't with God,'' he said. "He's f
-- ing dead. He wasn't religious. So
thank you for your thoughts, but he's f
-- ing dead.''"
05/05/2004 09:39 AMDead pixels instead of dead trees
Dead pixels instead of dead trees
12/22/2004 01:49 AMI love books, I love browsing stacks, I love libraries, I love
Powell's in Portland, I like collecting books, I always have a stack
nearby to read, I love looking through picture books, and I love books
even though I didn't really become much of a reader until the end of
my college years (I never read for fun until then). Plunging into the
Internet fed my book addiction further, as I had to read dozens of
computer classics to get up to speed and stay ahead of the curve.
Every computer desk I've had until recently was flanked by bookshelves
loaded with titles.
Earlier this year, I remember hearing Cory
Doctorow give a talk about how ebooks were going to rule the world
and folks would abandon the printed page for the laptop screen. I
thought it was a good talk, but I felt the thesis was a bit ahead of
its time. There's really no comparison between curling up with a book
and a blanket in front of a fireplace, versus trying to read thousands
of words on a screen.
Last weekend I was doing some house cleaning and I kept finding
stacks of books. A stack next to the reading chairs.
A stack on the coffee table. A stack beside my bed. All these stacks
contained books I bought in 2004, but never read. Some, I got halfway
through, but even more I got maybe ten pages in. A few I never even
cracked open.
When I think back to the last three books I enjoyed, they were all
heard on my iPod,
while on a road trip. I can't recall the last book I finished in
my hands.
I'm going to take a holiday trip soon to a fairly remote location
where there's not much to do besides read. I'm going to sit and read
the
only book I've wanted to read this year, and I have a feeling it
might just be one of the last dead tree books I read for a long
time.
As much as I didn't agree with Cory back during his E-tech talk,
I'm finally realizing it's coming true in my own life. I read
thousands of words everyday on my monitors and I rarely take time to
read anything on the printed page, and there's no sign of reversal on
that trend. The scariest thing for the bookfan inside me is that I
don't think it's bad thing, either.
Long live the ebook. Long live the audiobook. So long, dead
trees.
Taken together, the facts in the report
show that virtually every major claim
President George W. Bush used to justify
the invasion of Iraq was either wrong or
exaggerated
Taken together, the facts in the report
show that virtually every major claim
President George W. Bush used to justify
the invasion of Iraq was either wrong or
exaggerated
07/12/2004 02:23 AM'The Dots Never Existed'
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Virtually every religious faction is
laying claim to the Bill Murray classic
as a relevant religious allegory
Virtually every religious faction is
laying claim to the Bill Murray classic
as a relevant religious allegory
12/08/2003 09:16 AMOne film unites all religions .. Groundhog Almighty .. New York
Times
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Flashback: In 1999, media virtually
ignored ant ... [Media Matters for
America]
Flashback: In 1999, media virtually
ignored ant ... [Media Matters for
America]
08/21/2004 08:17 PMFortunate Son vs. Swift Boat Liars ..
MediaMatters
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Audio Designers Get Development Boost
From Virtio’s VPDA295 Software
Development Platform
Audio Designers Get Development Boost
From Virtio’s VPDA295 Software
Development Platform
03/14/2005 05:58 PMFeatures Complete Systems Simulation Integration - Offers Unique
Synchronous Multi-Core Processing - Accelerates Development Cycle and
Mitigates Risk. [PRWEB Mar 9, 2005]
'Rapid Application Development with
Mozilla' Voted Best Mozilla Development
Book
'Rapid Application Development with
Mozilla' Voted Best Mozilla Development
Book
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