TOP5 for 06/22/2006
Filed in archive Daily Top 5 by Creative Weblogging on June 23, 2006
| Want Your Backlit Keyboard and Display to Flash to the Beat? The Gadgets Weblog |
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| If your the type that still wears your shirt unbuttoned to mid chest and more gold chains than Mr. T, this is the mod for you. A guy over at Makezine has used an iTunes visualizer plug in to make his own disco lights out of his computer keyboard and display. After the mod the backlit keyboard flashes in time... Read it all |
 Consumer Electronics |
| Build Bones by Increased Activity of Protein NFATc1: Potential Target for Treatment and Prevention of Osteoporosis Straightfromthedoc |
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| By increasing the activity of a protein called NFATc1 leads to massive bone accumulation in mice. This finding by Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) researchers suggests a good target for drugs in treating osteoporosis. Osteoporosis occurs when the bone degradation (by cells called osteoclasts) and formation (by cells called osteoblasts) balance is upset where more bone is degraded than formed,... Read it all |
 Life Sciences |
| ESPN Announces WSOP TV Schedule Pokerface |
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| According to Poker News, ESPN has just announced the tv schedule for the 2006 WSOP. Television coverage of WSOP circuit events starts on July 18th. Coverage of the WSOP main event follows on August 22nd. The preliminary events will be covered starting on October 3rd. Stay tuned for an update about live pay per view coverage of the 2006 WSOP... Read it all |
 Gaming & Gambling |
| Most Influential or a Popularity Contest? Bizinformer |
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| Did you see the edition of Time listing the 100 Most Influential People? Do you think they put some people on the list just to irk me? There are five categories of influence: 1. Leaders and Revolutionaries 2. Heroes and Pioneers 3. Scientists and Thinkers 4. Builders and Titans 5. Artists and Entertainers. In some cases, I am wondering if the selection process included counting up how many... Read it all |
 Business, Economy & Finance |
| Pitt slates SOX Sox First |
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| Hastily and clumsily drafted, Sarbanes-Oxley looks like being hit with the law of intended consequences, says former Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Harvey Pitt.Writing in the Financial Times, Pitt warns that it could force companies all over the world to fall in line with the stringent US corporate governance regulations.In other words, Sarbanes-Oxley could become the global de facto standard.Pitt... Read it all |
Business, Economy & Finance |
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