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Faved by: misaacs
Nov 13 2009 - via well.blogs.nytimes.com

Quoted: ompetitive swimmers had lower-than-anticipated bone density, others that competitive cyclists sometimes had fragile bones and, finally, some studies suggesting, to the surprise of many researchers, that weight lifting did not necessarily strengthen bones much.

Quoted: Professor Robling and others say, only certain types of exercise adequately bend bones and move the fluid to the necessary bone cells. An emerging scientific consensus seems to be, he says, that “large forces released in a relatively big burst” are probably crucial.

Quoted: Running can be, although for unknown reasons, it doesn’t seem to stimulate bone building in some people. Surprisingly, brisk walking has been found to be effective at increasing bone density in older women, Dr. Barry says. But it must be truly brisk.

Quoted: There seems to be a plateau, however, that has also surprised and confounded some researchers. Too much endurance exercise, it appears, may reduce bone density.

Quoted: current state-of-the-science message about exercise and bone building may be that, silly as it sounds, the best exercise is to simply jump up and down,

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Faved by: gutzeit
Oct 20 2009 - via www.ndmctsgh.edu.tw
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Faved by: yeehaw
Oct 19 2009 - via multi-touchscreen.com

Quoted: The First Site Dedicated to Multi Touch Technology News Since 2006.

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Faved by: yeehaw
Oct 19 2009 - via nanohub.org

Quoted: nanoHUB.org is designed to be a resource to the entire nanotechnology discovery and learning community.

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Faved by: petersigrist
Oct 03 2009 - via mitpress.mit.edu

Quoted: Looking at knowledge as a shared resource: experts discuss how to define, protect, and build the knowledge commons in the digital age.

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Faved by: petersigrist
Sep 28 2009 - via www.indiana.edu

Quoted: Workshop Research Library and the Digital Library of the Commons, located on the third floor of the main Workshop building. The research library houses over 30,000 items, available for use by the Workshop’s students, faculty, visiting scholars, and colleagues.

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Faved by: petersigrist
Sep 28 2009 - via dlc.dlib.indiana.edu

Quoted: The Digital Library of the Commons (DLC) is a gateway to the international literature on the commons. The DLC provides free and open access to full-text articles, papers, and dissertations. This site contains an author-submission portal; an Image Database; the Comprehensive Bibliography of the Commons; a Keyword Thesaurus, and links to relevant reference sources on the study of the commons.

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Faved by: mike
Sep 23 2009 - via www.webnotes.net

WebNotes is a private clipping tool that you can use to compile reports/summaries of content from many different web pages.

Quoted: WebNotes Online Research Tool - Annotate PDFs and web pages with highlights and sticky notes, organize your research, and share it with others.

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Faved by: jknudsen
Sep 15 2009 - via www.artefactgroup.com

Learnings from kids + multi-touch UX:

Quoted: Us Artefactians regularly dabble in new user experiences outside of our daily client work that explore areas such as unfamiliar target audiences, new technologies, new UI mechanisms, or themes that spark our curiosity. As part of our experimentation platform, we recently added a shiny new multitouch display to our toolbox and were quickly inspired to set it up and start experimenting with it. Here’s what we did…

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