HOW TO: Use LinkedIn’s “Year in Review” App to Find Hidden Jobs

LinkedIn’s “Year in Review” app gives careerists everywhere another compelling reason to connect with internal and external colleagues. What does it do? It loads a clickable picture board of your LinkedIn connections who have changed jobs in the last three years. Right now you can view 2011, 2010, and 2009. Why do you care? You simply want to congratulate them.  Get on the phone now — before you get distracted. You might be The Perfect Fit for their old job. Get on the phone now! They might be building a new team in their...

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Russian nuclear rocket engine may get mankind to other planets--RT

  (17.2Mb)embed video Humans on Mars and beyond and protecting the Earth from asteroids… A new nuclear propulsion system to be used in spacecrafts is set to be developed in Russia. The technology will allow bigger vehicles to be sent into space, making manned missions to Mars possible. It will also mean new and more efficient type of satellites to monitor weather and gather intelligence.   “It’s a kind of inter-orbital tow spacecraft for launching new heavy satellites and spacecraft to far-destined orbits, as well...

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Second Sukhoi 5th-gen prototype to take wing soon--RT

img alt="Photo from www.sukhoi.org" width="370" style="" /> Photo from www.sukhoi.org The second prototype of the Sukhoi PAK FA, Russian fifth-generation fighter jet will be ready for test flights by year’s end. The first aircraft is being tested ahead of schedule. The first flyable PAK FA prototype has so far done 40 flights at the aviation company’s facility at Komsomolsk-on-Amur, head of the producer Mikhail Pogosyan told journalists on Monday. The Russian counterpart for the American...

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Revolutionary railroad: atomic train being developed in Russia

Revolutionary locomotive with atomic speed Russian Railways (RZhD) and the Russian Federal Atomic Energy Agency (Rosatom) intend to create a nuclear-powered train, reports Interfax. According to RZhD vice-president Valentin Gapanovich, the train, consisting of 11 carriages, will house scientific exhibits. The estimated cost of construction is as yet unknown, as well as the safety measures for such transport. In the middle of the 20th Century the transport industry almost fell in love...

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Babies at risk from mothers’ fears of medical system

Growing numbers of mothers reject the public healthcare system (14.6Mb)embed video Growing numbers of people in Russia are choosing to turn their backs on official medical services, due to a distrust of the public healthcare system. Fearing that treatment by licensed doctors may be dangerous, they risk the lives of their children. In the latest example, a mother tried to use the internet instead of a doctor to help her baby, which resulted in the three-month-old girl’s death from pneumonia. Doctors say, had little Asya been...

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No Japan without nuclear energy – Japanese official--rt

  (44.6Mb)embed video despite concerns over Japan's government hushing up the dangers, the second highest-ranking nuclear official in the country thinks the issue is simply too complicated for the general public to come to terms with. RT takes a closer look at the nuclear crisis in Japan in an interview with Hidehiko Nishiyama, a spokesman for the Nuclear Industry and Safety Agency. “The Japanese government tried to distribute or make available all the information we got from TEPCO [Tokyo Electric Power Company] and from our...

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Hitting the sex spot

img alt="Erotic themes are everywhere you look at the G Spot Museum in Moscow (image from http://tochkag.net)" width="370" style="" /> Erotic themes are everywhere you look at the G Spot Museum in Moscow (image from http://tochkag.net) The “Disneyland for adults”, the first-ever Museum of Erotic Art - said to be the largest in Europe - has opened its doors in the Russian capital. Erotic themes are everywhere you look at the G Spot Museum. Beware: there is literally nowhere...

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Royal Pingdom: Report: The most common web browsers and browser versions today

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Five Myths About Business in China - China Real Time Report - WSJ

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Google Tests a New Interface

20 comments: Anil Jadhav said... Loooks awesome.Please make Gmail Interface look better. Needs a change :) June 18, 2011 9:18 AM Anonymous said... I approve. What does the pencil icon do? June 18, 2011 9:33 AM Alex Chitu said... Good question. It's probably added by the Scribe extension. June 18, 2011 9:35 AM Anonymous said... The "cached" and...

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Through My Lens: The Craftsman DIY Summit | C.C. Chapman

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Japan makes virus creation illegal | Naked Security

Video posts More videos this way Mac malware, Sony, LulzSec, Facebook facial recognition, Lockheed/RSA - 90 Sec News - May 2011Sony, Facebook controversy, FBI bust, Armenia cut off - 90 Sec News - April 2011Mother's Day search terms lead to Mac rogue security softwareIE6, Tsunami scams, Pwn2own, RSA hack, Epsilon breach - 90 Sec News - March 2011Malware, HBGary owned, OS X Trojan, Win 7 SP1 - 90 Sec News - Feb 2011 via nakedsecurity.sophos.com...

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Is medical school an empathotoxin? « Mind Hacks

CurrentMedStud Posted June 18, 2011 at 4:40 pm | Permalink I just finished my clinical year at a top 5 medical school. The emotional blunting that occurs is tangible, and I have no doubt that this is a real phenomenon. At the beginning of the year it was not uncommon for classmates to start weeping at the death of a patient, now such an event is often met with a solemn shrug. I think, perhaps, that this emotional change is a necessary response to the near-constant barrage...

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