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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Open Toolbox
Ever since I moved to a Mac, the tools I use have changed. Also my work and life patterns have changed. I thought I’d share what I have found useful. Email, Calendar, Contacts My personal email is on Gmail. I … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
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Here’s How You Manage Healthcare Costs
There is a terrific piece in the WSJ today about Narayana Hrudalaya and Dr. Devi Shetty called The Henry Ford of Heart Surgery. Narayana Hrudalaya has successfully “mass produced” heart surgery, in the process reducing its price by an order … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economics
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The Genetic Melting Pot in India
An important paper was published in September. You can get the paper Reconstructing Indian Population History from the home page of David Reich at Harvard’s Department of Genetics, who was the lead author. The team analyzed 132 genotypes from 25 … Continue reading
Posted in Random Stuff
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