Exactly. We need a shadow ACIP committee that will provide us with real information. Let the RFK group do its worst, I'd listen the shadow committee.

Right. And then to discover that the article you really want to read has been ripped out of the only copy. Or that your library doesn't subscribe to THAT journal. Of course, there would be books, which is more than I can say about current university libraries.

Yeah, on stuff like inventing the Internet, and GPS. Who needs that stuff.

Some of these innovations were directly funded. Others build upon basic research funding by the US government. If you haven’t seen Engelbart’s 1969 “mother of all demos” (where he introduces the mouse, word processor, collab editing, video conf, etc.), watch it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQ8Z...

Your presence here will make it better. Be here, not there.

Your comment would be more compelling if you knew the difference between 'affect' and 'effect.' Not true, of courrse.

I love Brother P-Touch labels. Many colors, many widths. With the laptop driven version, it will automatically include initials and date: print one for the tube, one for your notebook, saves grief when you find a mystery tube in the freezer. Barcodes too.

When I started research, I. used science citation index to look for more recent papers referencing a relevant one. In print, large volumes, yearly To save effort, collated to every. decade.