Hola y’all! You know what would be really weird? You know how when you wake up in the morning usually the first thing you have to do is pee, right? Okay, so you get out of bed and you go do that and then you’re still not totally awake but you’re kind…
Alden's Ice Cream Review
Alden, son of Julie who is the maker of Julie's Organic ice cream came up with his own delicious organic ice cream as well in family sized that you could take home and enjoy with you're family.Easy to scoop and a decadent treat that will sure to ple…
Sr Product development Engineer ( Optics | metrology | System alignment | Calibration | Testing) (#109000)
Job Title: Sr Product development EngineerLocation: Milpitas, CADuration: FulltimeJob Description:Responsibilities:The Product Development Engineer plays a central role throughout the different phases of the product life cycle. This position is part…
Today's archidose #661
Here are some photos of the ArtEZ Institute of the Arts in Arnhem, Netherlands, by BiermanHenket Architecten (2004), photographed by Chris Schroeer-Heiermann.To contribute your Flickr images for consideration, just::: Join and add photos to the archi…
A delicate operation - Intelligent Life - The Economist
THE SCENERY WAS like nothing they had ever seen before. Last March, 47 cyclists had negotiated a 27km climb to the Puyehue Pass on the border of Chile and Argentina, passing forests and mountains, hot springs and glacial melt-water. At the summit one…
AUSTERITY THREATENS EU COMPETITIVE POSITION
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Senior Software Engineer (C++ , OOD, OOP, COM ) (#108980)
Position : Senior Software EngineerLocation: Migdal Ha’emek, IsraelDuration: Full timeBusiness UnitThe Optical Metrology Division products are used for optical overlay metrology. The portfolio of products includes unique solution packages which are…
Unfit for Work: The startling rise of disability in America | Planet Money - NPR
In the past three decades, the number of Americans who are on disability has skyrocketed. The rise has come even as medical advances have allowed many more people to remain on the job, and new laws have banned workplace discrimination against the dis…
Google #20: Six useful ‘Google in the classroom’ posts
There are just so many posts about how to use Google in the classroom that it is quite mind-blowing. Today I thought I would list a few of them that I have found helpful. Four excerpts come from come from one of my favourite blogs, the TeachThought b…
Take out the trash: get rid of the apps, to do's and activities that clutter your life.
Prom will be here tomorrow. It is a circus. No, literally, the theme is “A Night Under the Big Top,” a vintage circus theme that has turned out quite nicel even if I say so myself.But as I read the Psalms this morning, I was so taken by this phrase i…
Employers Adding Incentives to Health Programs - NYTimes.com
Employers are increasingly trying to lower health care costs by using incentives to persuade workers to make better lifestyle choices, a new survey shows, but what remains less clear is whether a reward is better than a punishment — or whether the pr…
Salesmen in the Surgical Suite - NYTimes.com
When Fred E. Taylor arrived at Harrison Medical Center in Silverdale, Wash., for a routine prostatectomy, he expected the best medical care new technology had to offer: robotic surgery, billed as safer, less painful and easier on the body than tradit…