Friendfeedization of my blog (and a puzzle)
Posted by attilachordash on July 22, 2008
It’s not about the TechCrunch post with the similar name here, but about my and the Life Scientists‘ FriendFeed life:
Pimm – Partial immortalization
A Biotech Geek (micro)Blogger’s adventures through science, technology and the web…
email me
[attilacsordas][at][gmail.com]Attila on Twitter
- Red Mars before sleep &after JavaScript:dropping windmills=>spin=>heat in coils=>release to atmosphere, winds slowing down=>dust storms down 14 hours ago
- Hard to believe, learn in what sense? See/trial & error? RT @GreatDismal I learn more watching people use new tech than using it myself 16 hours ago
- nephews (11,13) just learned how to run, modify & debug the 'Hello World' JavaScript on the iPhone w/ Notes, variables & functions next ;) 21 hours ago
- Family party this afternoon: preparing w/little JavaScript snippets on the iPhone for my nephews so they can run scripts on their iPod touch 1 day ago
- Safari is losing http requests to Chrome/Firefox on my laptop due to the lack of an omnibox capability 1 day ago
-
Recent Comments
licence
c
Subscribe
The Life Scientists- An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later.
-
Top Posts
- How to read PDF files on iPhone via Safari instead of lame email attachments
- First DIY RFID experience: Arduino controlled Parallax reader
- MacBook: new battery test
- $2.9 million NIH Quantum Grant for Neuro-Vascular Regeneration to help stroke patients
- The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2009: telomere/telomerase, Blackburn, Greider, Szostak
- Embryo research history to understand the Science effect
- How to isolate amniotic stem cells from the placenta, at home!
- What does a good laboratory homepage look like? Show me at least one!
- LavaAmp: cheapest pocket PCR thermocycler dreamed for DIY biologists
- Rumors on Amatokin: a skin stem cell wrinkle cream?
made by that
aging
Apple
biotechnology
general blogs
journalism
life extension
medicine
mitochondria
philosophy
podcasts
Sci Foo
science
science animation
science blogs
- 50 top science blogs, 2006
- A Blog Around the Clock
- Easternblot
- Just Science
- Medgadget
- Mindhacks
- Nature Nascent
- Nature Nautilus
- Nature Newsblog
- Nature Spoonful of medicine
- Neurophilosophy
- Pharyngula
- PLoS blogs
- Postgenomic
- Ricardo’s biotech life
- SciBos – Corie Lok
- Scienceblogs by Seed
- ScienceRoll
- Scientific American Blog
- The Daily Transcript
- The DNA Network
- The Niche – The Stem Cell Blog
- The Scientist – Blog
- Useful Chemistry
science journals
science videos
stem cells
tech blogs
Category Cloud
aging anti-aging Aubrey de Grey Bay Area biology biotechnology blog california embryonic geek google industry journalism life extension longevity medicine Nature partial immortalization peer-review personal pimm regenerative medicine science science journals science publishing stem cells technology US USA video-
-
Spam Blocked
apalazzo said
I say go lower down in the GI track towards the gut, there is a much higher diversity of cells there, especially if you get a Peyer’s patch. Although you’d have to clean out all the shit!
SyP said
Tooth enamel and dentin is produced by ectodermal cells (enamel: epidermal, dentin: neural), and cementoblasts are of mezodermal origin.
sandrar said
Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog.
Cheers! Sandra. R.