[links] Link salad hangs out in San Antonio
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Message from a Patient: Whole Genome Sequencing Not Clinical Yet — Mendelspod interviews me and Dad in a podcast.
Surgery mid-birth saved baby Lake — Wait, what? (Via David Goldman.)
After Chemo — Research into how the brain suffers as a result of chemotherapy is revealing potential avenues for ameliorating cognitive decline.
Beatles 3000 — A millennial retrospective. Hahaha. (Via scarlettina
Bingham Landslide — Wow.
NASA Mars Orbiter Images May Show 1971 Soviet Lander
Hacking an Airplane With Only an Android Phone — Hoo boy.
The Hard Truth about Economic Inequality that Both the Left and Right Ignore
Gitmo Defense Lawyers Say Somebody Has Been Accessing Their Emails — Because we Americans are the highly principled defenders of freedom and the rule of law.
In the story of Noah, climate change is humans’ fault — Slacktivist Fred Clark with a progressive religious perspective on the latest conservative idiocy.
Fox’s Disability Insurance Fraud “Shocker” Falls Flat — The conservative view of social programs as some kind of cornucopia of largesse is just bizarre, not to mention profoundly counterfactual.
QotD?: Been to the Riverwalk?
4/12/2013
Writing time yesterday: 2.0 hours (1,500 words on Original Destiny, Manifest Sin), 1.0 hour of editing work on METAtroplis: Green Space)
Hours slept: 6.5 hours (solid)
Body movement: 0.5 hours (stationary bike)
Weight: 0.0 (away from home)
Number of FEMA troops on my block enforcing Agenda 21 by closing down golf courses: 0
Currently reading: Jingo by Terry Pratchett
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@jay_lake I was daring & had a bagel for breakfast instead of oatmeal. I’m sure in San Antonio you were several quantum levels beyond that.
Go to the Riverwalk multiple times every year. It’s particularly nice the first week of January–the decorations are still up, but the tourist swarms have abated.
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Answer of the day: As a matter of fact, yes. And I liked it very much, too. Alas, that was back in 1978.