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The Structure And Function Of Near-Death Experiences(shaktitechnology.com)
1 points by jamesbressi 16y ago|0 comments
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New Zombie-Creating Fungi Discovered(huffingtonpost.com)
3 points by jamesbressi 16y ago|0 comments
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Great... Listening on my iPad to the podcast on Craps and then I look at comments and see it is serving up malware? BTW, longest podcast intro music ever and the guy speaking sounds like Seth Rogen
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Of course I had to come across this on a foreign news site and then several others. Did anyone else miss this interview? I watch and read several news sources everyday and didn't see this. The idea for the interview seemed to have stemmed
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'A weapon of mass destruction was found in the U.S.'(dailymail.co.uk)
2 points by jamesbressi 16y ago|1 comments
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
UPDATE: contacted the school, submitted a form and should have an answer within 24 hours but assume it may be sooner than that :) UPDATE 2: Received contact from a nice woman at the district's Information Technology Office and she informed
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
I will do something very archaic and actually pick up the phone and call the administration office tomorrow to find out when the last day of school was in 1985, as well as double check to make sure that June 5th was: 1. a full day and not a
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Impressive and I have contemplated such along similar lines before. Well done. Of course it doesn't bring an answer closer, but it is a very rational ideal based on everything we know to be true already. We'll have to have coffee and tal
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Hire me as your boss. We write a contract. The contract stipulates that you have complete ownership of the idea, I get profit sharing for payment, but if you don't execute at a reasonable time pre-negotiated then I can throw the idea out
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
I can practically give myself an aneurism thinking the following when contemplating how it all began: Try and put religious arguments aside (while this will have some overtones) for a moment and work with me here and not throw the notion of
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
A must read--both the article AND discussion here. This article and the discussions below are truly one of the more fascinating topics to be had. It is always great to read amazing topics submitted to HN (which is a large portion of the poi
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Thanks. We're all here for the better of ourselves and others (at least that's how I feel). BTW, I'm going to try one of those crazy jellies from the site you are working on.
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Sorry Joshua! Next time you are in Philadelphia or NYC I'll buy you a drink. Come to think of it, you are one of a few intellectuals I haven't had the pleasure of bs'ing with anyway. Cheers.
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Yup, Josh has a history of dumb. I mean, who would invest their time in making an online bookmarking service when browsers had bookmarking capability? Yeah, like that would ever allow you to cash in... I (like yourself) don't see myself ha
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Ah, Mz, this is the point. Glad you commented. Crazy that at 21 and 23 you feel they were "kids" (or still are in your eyes I am sure, lol) just yesterday. Now, setting aside some things I personally see as an advantage, which you should
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Up votes but no replies to actually take do it. I am no where near the ability of most of you on the coding side but can take care of any other aspect of the business.
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Can anyone provide the English version? Tried to use Google to pull it off but didn't work.
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
A disturbing piece for HN parents about the coming of age for children. Even though you know the Internet and technology has all progressed since we were kids, it is still disturbing nonetheless. The hacking solution to help our youth is un
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They Know What Boys Want(nymag.com)
30 points by jamesbressi 16y ago|32 comments
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
As any great entrepreneur or hacker or opportunist would say... Who wants to copy one with me?
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
One day we will see the (higher) education bubble burst. It's overdue already in my opinion. I watched the bubble swell in the late 90's--and it has become insanely bigger and bigger in the last decade--as higher ed really turned into a bu
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
+1 for making my brow bend and then laugh out loud when you corrected yourself and ended with "how embarrassing". I really needed that today, hope you don't mind it was at your expense--so I gave some karma your way. I was just in a miserab
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Here is the video of Wael Ghonim (possibly) being arrested by the plain clothed police during a report from SkyNews starting around the 1 minute mark. What do you think? Looks like him or not? http://vimeo.com/19255226 Link from the more
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
Thank you! Checking it out now. Lol, I didn't want to be a snob, so I'm glad you mentioned "are". Also this article left me wondering how they assumed he was nabbed by plain clothed police? Hopefully LA Times clarifies that.
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Oral Sex linked to rise in some head and neck cancers(yourlife.usatoday.com)
1 points by jamesbressi 16y ago|1 comments
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
I'm not sure why you got down voted but I bumped you up one. Fascinating question regarding iron! Whether a realistic issue or not, I love when someone thinks of something offf the wall that didn't cross my mind. As for the RFID question,
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
The headline is link bait. Covers near field chips in future iPhones to be used as a credit card swipe. This hardly concerns "iPhone users" in the whole as the headline suggests. First, only next gen purchasers and not ALL iPhone users as
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
What implications does this have for those who may have been convicted of a felony based on those 40,000 violations? Scary thought that chances are... of those truly guilty and convicted, there's at least one or a few who committed a heinou
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
I am embarrassed to ask, but can someone explain the word flashing test a different way? For some reason something is not clicking for me the way it is written on NPR.
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by jamesbressi 16y ago
What robfitz said... But I will see robfitz's "humbly" and raise it "greatly"

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