To be fair, Chris Matthews putting his foot in it isn't really a 'story'. But perhaps you were assuaged by how deflated he looked for the rest of the night (and morning).

Ha. This is making its UK premiere tomorrow at the Cambridge Film Festival.

00:00:04:13 (ENGINEER WORKING OUT AT BALLY'S IN LEOTARD, THEN ENJOYING SMOOTHIE) (DELETED SCENE)

i also like kayak for surveying the flights within europe. but here (and this is different than in the us i think), you have to check with the airline's own website. e.g., kayak indexes ryanair flights, but sometimes the price on the website is a little more or less than the price on the ryanair site.

i book a lot of international (mostly RDU-LON) flights, and i've always found kayak to have its finger on the cheapest fares. i regularly compare to hipmunk, expedia, and skyscanner, but their prices are almost always +$ for me.

yeah, the post is good. the image is not though; its pretty close to the ol' left brain analytic/right brain creative meme, which is false.

Ack! Right brain/left brain pseudoscience gut reaction!

Oh Lord no. iPads are typically used in much quieter environments, for quieter uses than the iPhone. Imagine the noise pollution in your local cafe when a half dozen people are asking their devices to remember their mom's birthday.

The intro to the article is a little misleading; the paper describes using the same kinds of data (CT, MRI), but creating new imagery using sophisticated software. MRI—specifically diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), a subset of MRI scans—are the critical inputs to these new visualization methods.

Certainly very expensive, but while it is tricky to keep kids still, using sedation is not an approved nor common protocol for getting an MRI of a person at any age.

this smells like a phd thesis in the making.

Correction: last para., fluid intelligence, not fluid memory.

Invasion of the Lava Men!!!

correction: The words were displayed for 1/30th of a second (33ms). 1/300th of a second would be difficult for even Ted Williams.

why is this very simple and staggering point not addressed in the original article?

Iron Man as Bird in Space. That's pretty inspired.

I'll take whatever PG i can get. It was a shame to cut her just as her character was getting some depth. Sales rule i guess.

What is a bit more troubling is the limitations of things people can read now because of e-readers. Out-of-print books? Forget it. Science books (not pop-science)? Either unavailable or exceedingly expensive. Less-than-famous works by famous authors? Pbbpplt.

Agreed. Even more egregious is that the post cites ONE scientific study, when there are dozens of studies supporting the idea that distracted driving impairs driving. Type "distracted driving" into pubmed and just take a brief look at the abstracts. [www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov] . NONE of them support the idea that you can…

Not to be crazy, but put this out of the party scene and it sounds like an episode of Law & Order waiting to happen.