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Jed Diamond, Ph.D. has been a licensed psychotherapist for over 43 years and is the author of seven books including the international best-selling Male Menopause and Surviving Male Menopause that has thus far been translated into 32 foreign languages and the recently released The Irritable Male Syndrome: Understanding and Managing the 4 Key Causes [...]

Google's Digg buyout and DNA dating are making Steve Jobs sick, but he can make his laptop waterproof.

Certain that physical fitness produced citizens better prepared for the managerial revolution in America business, the Victorians promoted revitalization through sports. Harvey Green explains how this focus on social and individual health led to the now familiar emphasis on physical fitness in sports and games. Harvey Green investigates the cultural history of the United States. He teaches courses on that general subject as well as courses in the history of sport, the material culture of the U.S., public history, and the history of western North America. He is currently working on a book on the development of popular historical consciousness in the U.S. between 1820 and 1920, emphasizing the intersection of popular historical fiction and domestic material culture. He has also published articles and essays on the history of photography, the history of health and fitness, the craft revival movements in the US in the 1930s, and everyday life in the U.S. between 1915 and 1945. Visit us at www.wgbh.org/forum to explore our entire collection of lectures.

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NYTimes is getting Linked Into buying books on Tivo. Wikipedia book is giving digital Esquire a run for it's money. Bilba books want to make mobile links for CruchGear's tablet or Apple's new product.

Cyber Maids stream on Qik. Google's Tesla Motors can be traced in 3D space with USB Wine adapter.

I want to ride my bicycle! Great bike blogs from Amsterdam, Copenhagen and Edinburgh talk about custom mosaic, film, tandem, backpack, and cardboard bikes. Be prepared for bike stunts and wheelies with bike kits, LED Spokes and Blinker jackets. Hope nothing gets stolen.

Le jeu est simple : sur Jiwa, vous tapez le nom complet, prénom, mot-clé ou pseudo de 5 blogueurs / blogueuses parmi ceux et celles que vous lisez régulièrement. Puis vous récupérez dans un widget le premier morceau (ou celui qui convient le mieux) qui s’affiche en résultat de recherche pour chacun d’entre eux/elles. Vous publiez un article avec votre liste et demandez aux blogueurs que vous avez choisis d’en faire de même… Voici donc ma petite liste (comme je démarre la chaîne, la liste sera de 15 et non de 5 ;-) Fred de Mai Fabrice Epelboin Damdam Ouriel Loxodon Kikoo Ravana Charles Liebert Emery Anh Phan Xavier Ze Baker Eric Maillard XIII Otto Roycod

The worldâs leading paranormal investigator, Joe Nickell is a regular contributor to Skeptical Inquirer science magazine. He is the author or editor of more than twenty books, including Looking for a Miracle, Inquest on the Shroud of Turin, and most recently The Relics of the Christ. In this discussion with D.J. Grothe, Joe Nickell expounds on his unique kind of paranormal investigating, which is neither mystery mongering, nor debunking. He emphasizes how his humanist values carry over into his skeptical work, and how his notion of doing good is applied to skepticism as a movement. He criticizes many in the skeptical movement who seem not to care to honor claimants with on-the-ground investigations, instead dismissing from the armchair that a supernatural claim is impossible. He also challenges those with the ghost hunter mentality, who lack effective training in investigation and instead just promote belief in unsupportable paranormal claims, even while engaging in important field investigations. Nickell ends discussing the future of the skeptical movement and the odds he thinks it has to adopt the kind of humanistic skepticism he promotes.

Rabbi Immanuel Yosef Legomsky MA, has been researching and practically integrating mind/body therapies in Israel since relocating from the USA in 1987. In 2002, he started www.IsraelTraumaCare.org to give free psychotrauma care to terror victims, and train facilitators to serve the public. He focused on EFT (Emotional Freedom Therapy) as the tool of choice [...]

BT and T-mobile beef up broadband in time for PlayStation PS3 movie upgrades and Youtube on Tivo to save Marc Cuban's HD internet TV. Fun with balloons !

Cursed iPhone causes Bluetooth Suicide for new Twitter search engine. Translated Asian signs are micro art for Matt's Girlfriend.

If you feel that your documentary project is almost there but don't know what would make it great, watch documentary story consultant Fernanda Rossi analyze Gino Del Guercio's work in progress Abandoned in the Attic. With this real life "before and after" example, Fernanda Rossi (known as "the Doc Doctor") will explain story structure models and what to look for to make your film excellent. This event is part of the 2008 Making Media Now conference, presented by the Filmmaker's Collaborative. More information about Fernanda Rossi, Story Consultant can be found at http://www.documentarydoctor.com Visit us at www.wgbh.org/forum to explore our entire collection of lectures.

Dictionary adds Fanboy, Wordpress update, Netflix and Microsoft team up at E3, new Wii control and we like iBeer ! Some pictures from gamescoreblog.

Continuing from last week's interviews recorded at the "Amazing Meeting 6" conference, Derek & Swoopy talk with secular lobbyist Lori Lipman Brown and her father Mel Lipman (both secular humanists with backgrounds in law and government). They also speak with mentalist Banachek, who has been responsible for putting more magic and mentalism on American television than any other magic consultant in the world. While the paths of these skeptics seem widely divergent, Derek & Swoopy learn that their common decision to further skepticism within their chosen professions illuminates many similar truthsâ

Iran wants to give bloggers death penalty and photo shops missile tests to Mentos and Diet Coke technology, while the oldest blogger passes on, and Jason Calcanis retires from blogging. The G8 wants to check iPods at the airport. Bubble calendars are fun, bulletproof fashion is improving and Joshua Allen Harris makes garbage come to life.