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Last week in food

Last week in food

Monday, November 9th, 2009

I was hanging out in a local alehouse after work last week when I got into a conversation with the waitress about being vegetarian. The top two most common questions I get about it are; 1) how long have you been vegetarian, and 2) what do you eat? Answering the first one was easy… I’ve […]

Are you eating better and being more careful during this recession?

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009

This article in Science points to a surprising trend… life expectancies trend upward during a recession, and trend downward during periods of excess abundance. Of course, its just a data discovery at this point… nobody has yet put any research into the causes. I know for sure that, at this point in our current recession, […]

Home surgery FAQ

Saturday, September 19th, 2009

I just found this Elective Home Surgery FAQ published by BMEZine. While I don’t suggest anyone do any kind of home surgery, this info might be useful for those that choose to. I’m re-posting it here to help protect the information in case BMEZine ever bites it. Please check the BMEZine site for the most […]

New senses through technology and experimentation

New senses through technology and experimentation

Wednesday, September 16th, 2009

Back when I got an RFID implant put into my left hand, the first guy to interview me was Shannon Larratt from BMEZine. We loosely kept in touch for a while after that, and he mentioned to me the relatively new concept of obtaining a sixth sense through the implantation of magnets in the fingertips. […]

An amazing thing to come across

An amazing thing to come across

Sunday, June 7th, 2009

We’ve had a great run of good weather the last few days, so we took advantage of it today and took the ol’ bicycles out for a few hours ride. On the way back, I came across the most amazing sight… a perfectly intact waffle cone sitting on the shoulder… then a couple feet later […]

The adventures of uric acid and gout foot

The adventures of uric acid and gout foot

Sunday, May 31st, 2009

UPDATE The further adventures of uric acid and gout foot So here’s an odd one. Over the last few years I started having problems with gout in my right foot. It’s odd because every time I go to the doctor for it they tell me to lay off the booze and eat less meat. The […]

Soft shoulder signs keep mocking me

Soft shoulder signs keep mocking me

Friday, April 17th, 2009

I’ve been thinking a bit about my shoulder situation. Even though I’d say I’m 85% healed up, that last 15% is proving to be significant because I can’t do things like lift heavy lead batteries or push up on heavy hatch covers anymore. The arm and shoulder feel fine during daily life use, but once […]

El saga del tooth

El saga del tooth

Saturday, April 11th, 2009

For whatever reason I love mixing together badly constructed Spanglish phrases. It just sounds funny to me, and if you’ve ever seen any Spanish language dramas, you’ll know adding just a few Spanish connecting words triples the drama. “The saga of the tooth” is boring, but change a few words to “El saga del tooth” […]

Can you AutoClave RFID tags?

Monday, March 30th, 2009

Can you sterilize an EM4102 tag in an autoclave?

You can live with Type III AC joint separation, but I want more

You can live with Type III AC joint separation, but I want more

Sunday, March 22nd, 2009

An update on my shoulder separation.

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