Blog break - maybe?

I'm going to be taking a brief blogging break (maybe) for the next week. I'm having eye surgery that requires an unusual positioning of my head for up to four days. However, I've set up a recovery work place that might result in me being even more prolific than before. If you are curious, and esp. if you want to see into the potential future of the efficient work/play station, check out the pictures and description at my personal blog.

"Eye" shall return.

From the past: Phrenology favorites

Thanks to IMPROVABLE RESEARCH for this post.

http://improbable.com/2009/03/14/phrenology-favorites/

Kevin McGrew PhD
Educational/School Psych.
IAP (www.iapsych.com)

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A map of knowledge

I think this map of knowledge is one of the best data visualizations
I've ever seen. See link to article in WIRED.

http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/03/mapofscience.html

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Periodic table of elements quilt

The ultimate gift for a chemistry major. Not sure which blog I saved
this from...sorry. Double click image to enlarge.

Coffee buzz: It may be good for aging brains

Yippeee! My favorite drug may help me age better. I love this type of
research. Give me another cup of Joe.

http://www.psycport.com/showArticle.cfm?xmlFile=bhsuper%5F2009%5F01%5F28%5FNFLK%5F0000%2D1984%2DKEYWORD%2EMissing%2Exml&provider=

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Wide noise

Interesting research on relation between environmental noise and health. Also cool little tech app for iPhone to moniter. Thanks to

http://gaggio.blogspirit.com/archive/2009/01/26/widenoise.html

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Off task: Why we hicupp

This post strays off my beaten blog path but I found it interesting.
Thanks to the MINDBLOG.

http://mindblog.dericbownds.net/2009/01/why-we-hiccup.html

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Obama work day

One computer for work and one to monitor the Obama stuff. Technology
is great

Happiness is.....

Two computers and a good cup of Caribou coffee.

Brain fabric art

From BOING BOING

http://www.boingboing.net/2008/12/19/internet-museum-of-s.html

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Einstein was correct

I think Einstein could of told us so.

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I can draw on my iPhone

Vintage brain maps

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From NEATORAMA

Brain freezes explained

I get brain freezes but my lovely wife claims to never had one. The BRAIN BLOGGER writes on possible explainations.

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Grow a brain in a jar

Thanks to Neurofuture for the interesting link to a "grow a brain in a jar" product.

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Mechanical brain sculpture

Thanks to Neurofuture for the FYI post about some very interesting looking biomechanical sculptures are by artist Lewis Tardy.

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