Good Bad Science on acupuncture – sham is no different to real.
Good Bad Science on acupuncture – sham is no different to real.
I’m not sure that’s exactly the message that John Suffolk wanted to get across…The Cabinet Office has effectively dropped the idea of requiring largegroups of Whitehall departments to merge their corporate services underthe transformational government initiative.
Apparently Gary Hamel is writing about network connected organisations (also known as wirearchy). FYI this applies to inside and between organisations.
Unrelated, but I heart fonts and I really like Quicksilver, so much so that I’ve faked up some core functionality in Windows using Macro Express (none of the other tools quite do it for me).
I use “formal” proof correction marks most of the time, but also use them wrongly. Here’s a very clear summary (PDF) of how they should work.
The way we use CRM means that we don’t really need “My contacts” as we mostly deal with everyone. So we need to change that default filter. It looks like the only option is client side javascript, and thankfully
Get the occasional one of these W32Time errors. Let’s see if these fixes work.
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It’s a pain to get an error that isn’t really an error. Fine that the spam filter doesn’t filter >3Mb, but why keep telling me?
Is it just me, or is the title “Baby animal love story” wrong? Cute pictures of orang-utang and tiger cubs, though.
Can you imagine the uproar if a foreign journalist interviewed a Western leader in this way: “What were you thinking”, “Why won’t you answer my questions”? Good on Ahmadinejad (or his superlative interpreter) for keeping calm.
I’m all for combative journalism, but asking lots of “Please trot out a soundbite” questions just isn’t working for me.