- High Complexity Medical Decision-Making -- EMuniversity
- Sermo - Social Network for Doctors Gets Funded - Mashable
- Website [Sermo] seeks doctors' take on drugs, and firms protest - The Boston Globe
A Cambridge company that pays doctors to post medical observations on its website, including reports of drug side effects, has quickly incurred the wrath of pharmaceutical makers. - 24-Hour Newspaper People - New York Times
"Having a blog makes me approachable, reader-friendly and engaged. Perhaps too engaged." - Howard Hughes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- NASA - STEREO's First View of the Sun
Loops of highly charged particles burst from the sun's surface in this image, taken on Dec. 4, 2006. - Packetgarden.com -- Grow a world from network traffic
- starbucks center of gravity - data visualization & visual design - information aesthetics
a world problem finally solved: a geographical map visualization of all the Starbucks coffee shops in Manhattan, dramatically culminating in the 'Starbucks Center of Gravity in Manhattan' - Sparkline - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Google Operating System: Contemplate Your Internet Traffic
- Overclocked by Cory Doctorow » Download for Free Under a Creative Commons License
"Five substantial stories plus one short-short, all previously published, all computer-related and bulging with knowing SF references…" - BBC NEWS | Tsunami victims 'selling kidneys'
- How to Change the World: LinkedIn Profile Extreme Makeover
- Graphic of Art of Innovation Speech (http://guykawasaki.typepad.com/Innovationgraphic.jpg)
- Wikiseek - Search Wikipedia and its external links
- stock.xchng - the leading free stock photography site
- Lulu.com - Self Publishing - Free
I'm Dr. Joshua Schwimmer, a nephrologist in New York City. • Kidney Notes was the first active nephrology blog, and The National Library of Medicine still uses Kidney Notes as an example of how to formally cite blogs in the medical literature. • Professionally, you can find me at Kidney.nyc. • Kidney Notes is for educational purposes only, not medical advice. Consult qualified health care professionals. See disclaimer.