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The following are the conclusions of every cancer conference in history (that I’ve attended):

Clinicians are way better than scientists! At everything!
Science is hard!
There’s not enough samples!
Old people: “The old ways are best”. Young people: “The old ways suck!”
Stem cells, stem cells, stem cells!
Experiment doesn’t validate? Blame tumor heterogeneity!

Sigh….

1. The better-Gmail plugin and Gmail-redesigned skin, which makes bland-ol’ Gmail, look like this:

2. This gorgeous, french, conceptual, solar-powered, iPhone/iPod charging station. I want it. Now.

3. The Nevins remixes of Kelly Clarkson’s Never Again. You can practically taste the hatred in this track, mmmm… good stuff. Jason Nevins; you are a genius.

4. The fact that [...]

My totally fair and unbiased population-adjusted medal count has been causing quite the stir. I’ve let a few of the comments go live, but a few were - well, lets just say not in the spirit of the games.
Some a lot smarter and faster than myself, has beat me to doing a GDP/population based analysis, [...]

No dock included. How cheap can Apple get? Now I have to go all the way back to the Apple store to get one.
No background apps. A few programs running the in background is not necessarily a bad thing. Not being able to mobile scrobble is killing me.
Shiny back. Now I have to polish the [...]

Ok, maybe that wasn’t the best finger to use to point to the (now silver) Apple logo.
So after practically every person I know emailed me with pics of their new 3G iPhone and/or updated their Facebook status to reflect the same, I, living in New York, FINALLY managed to score one of my own.
How people [...]

Omg less than 15 minutes till the new iPhone is released! I’m having trouble breathing.
Listed my old haggard gen 1 version on eBay yesterday and I have planned out my commute from work to 5th Ave Apple Store.
[Sidebar: In searching for iPhone-2-related photos, I came across this cutest Flickr gallery ever. I want one of [...]

Ok, so it needs a catchier name (suggestions welcome).
If you have a job/study/hobby that involves working with a lot of files, on occasion you probably need to compile a series of files from multiple locations on your PC/network to one single directory.
For a small number of files doing it manually is fine, but for hundreds [...]