28 December 2010

Blip.fm

Blip.fm ...a party on demand, a musical discovery bonanza!

in reference to: Free Music | Listen to Music Online | Favorite Djs - Blip.fm (view on Google Sidewiki)

25 April 2010

24 April 2010

Our Tapeworm Economy

How to Rob Millions of People : The Best Way to Rob a Bank is to OWN One!

A 5-video series from Real News on corporatist fraud ~ the collusion of government and private corporations who (like tapeworms) suck the wealth from the people of the nation...unstoppably.

23 April 2010

UNDERNEWS: GREAT MOMENTS IN RESEARCH

GREAT MOMENTS IN RESEARCH

"Previous research has shown that preexisting inappropriate highlighting of text could impair reading comprehension."

IMPROBABLE RESEARCH: "Harmful Effects of Preexisting Inappropriate Highlighting on Reading Comprehension and Metacognitive Accuracy," Vicki Silvers Gier, David S. Kreiner and Amelia Natz-Gonzalez, Journal of General Psychology, vol. 136, no. 3, 2009, pp. 287–300. In this 2009 study: "Previous research has shown that preexisting inappropriate highlighting of text could impair reading comprehension. In addition to replicating this effect, the authors investigated the impact of preexisting highlighting on measures of metacognition. [The test subjects were] randomly assigned to read passages that varied by type of highlighting (none, appropriate, or inappropriate) and text difficulty (low vs. high). . . Inappropriate highlighting appeared to impair text comprehension and metacognitive accuracy.

07 March 2010

Betty Carter ♫ Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most

One of my favorite #jazz vocals (by Betty...or by anyone) ♫ http://blip.fm/~mdeit

06 March 2010

Julián Carrillo: Cromometrofonía (First part)

Mexican composer and music theorist Julián Carrillo (1875-1965) is central to the development of microtonal music theory. Additionally, Carillo designed microtonal instruments, harps and pianos, several of which you hear in this composition. This music video displays a painting by Omar Rayo (1928), Colombian optic artist.

05 March 2010

♫ Omar Sosa / Light In The Sky / Afreecanos / for Yemayá

♫ Cuban-born jazz pianist Omar Sosa in this great Afrocuban jazz composition for the orisha Yemayá, featuring Graça Onasile and Ramiro Musotto ♫

#yemaya #afrocuban #jazz #afrocubanjazz #afrolatinjazz

13 December 2009

When doctors publish lies ~ and peer review in medical journals fails

What's the future of peer review? Bad peer review processes are finally catching up with the scientific research industry; recent high profile cases of scientific misconduct have rocked the boat--big time! Scrambling to cope: journals, medical schools, the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, academic hospitals, scientific researchers... And the big question: Why isn't scientific fraud criminally prosecuted, like any other white collar crime?

in reference to:

"criminal"
- What is the future of peer review? Why is there fraud in science? Is plagiarism out of control? Why do scientists do bad things? Is it all a case of:“All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing?” (view on Google Sidewiki)