Overcoming Generational Trauma: “The Book of Manning” as Child Manual

Overcoming Generational Trauma: “The Book of Manning” as Child Manual: The universal theme of trauma as the cause of addiction and much else has been broadened to include generational trauma.

Stanton Peele's REVIEW | "Evaluating the BRAIN DISEASE Model of Addictio...

Google Ventures invests in Apple iPhone game maker ngmoco

s Android continues to gain traction, game developers are increasingly eying that little green robot. The Android NDK should enable higher levels of visually-pleasing gaming and Google has even hired a mobile gaming evangelist for the Android platform. The ngmoco investment should only bolster this.We could soon see the mother of all Android gaming phones when Sony Ericsson unveils its latest smartphone. This device is supposed to come with a slide-out controller, Android 3.0 and beefy internals. I’m fairly certain this Sony Ericsson PlayStation-like phone will only support certain games though.

Google Ventures invests in Apple iPhone game maker ngmoco

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A Review of Verizon and Google's Net Neutrality Proposal | Electronic Frontier Foundation

As many others have noted, the exclusion of wireless from all but the transparency requirements is a dreadful idea. Neutrality should be the rule for all services, and a distinction between wired and wireless not only defies reason, it also abandons the portion of the Internet that is currently most lacking in openness and neutrality.

A Review of Verizon and Google's Net Neutrality Proposal | Electronic Frontier Foundation

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Wars on Drugs, Drugs on War
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We Irish think Wars on Drugs, Drugs on War

Wow! Trying out Ping.fm How much fun are all these Twitter front-ends!

trying out Ping.fm! how much fum are all these Twitter front-ends!

3-D Arcologic Principles Take-Off in Food Production Design

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Up on the Farm
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By taking food production vertical, designers are making inner-city farming a fruitful proposition. By Tim McKeough

Visitors to P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center in New York are now confronted not just with sculpture and video, but with fresh fruits and vegetables growing atop a canopy of lacquered cardboard tubes.