When antibiotics and antiviral research was first being used, they used methods of stimulating the immune system to a better response. But when chemicals proved easier, research switched to that. If we can get the immune system to fight them off itself, we won't have these problems.

You don't get a more classic science look. And his stories are great. http://periodicvideos.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martyn_Poliakoff

I have a Magellan RoadMate 800 which runs a stripped-down version of Windows CE. With just a button-press combination you can view a full windows desktop environment with touchscreen behind it and run whatever programme you want. It's super easy as it has an SD slot and 20-40GB of internal memory to do just about whatever you want with it.

*Just* what we need... As if my school didn't have enough issues already getting the lab supplies we want and need...

For shame. Google should have been used. Space Bat would have wanted it that way.

Mac FTW!

And this is why so many of us don't like DRM. The money doesn't end up going to those who need/deserve it anyway...

TI-89 Titanium.

Astronomy nerd style!

I know _I_ often have trouble seeing those... Maybe some sort of an animated .gif would be better?

What about OpenOffice.org 3? I know for the Mac version, it was a dramatic improvement (at least as far as aesthetics are concerned)...

I'd like to see the accuracy of this system in a real-life setting. On phones with the T9 technology, I found it was faster for me to hit a key three times than to backspace every time the software made a mistake (which was frequently)...

Closest you can get now is the Das keyboard. That's what I use (albeit the earlier model). It's at Thinkgeek .