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Need To Read 2/7/2014

January 7, 2015 by Steven Savage

(Snappy title, right? Yes, that’s 15 second of hard work right there).

Diversity

Intel makes a big $300 million dollar push for diversity – Good. Intel is taking a leadership position on this issue.

Relocation

If you’re going to relocate, the South of the U.S. is a bad choice – Lots of juicy statistics that may surprise you. Really New England seems to be the best place, and my own area of California isn’t as hot as you’d think. The South/Southwest though fares poorly.

Video Games

An archive of 2400+ MS DOS games free. Online. Just think of what this means for history, gaming, and of course being very cheap.

Respectfully,

– Steven Savage
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Science Made Clear: An Interview With Jon Perry of Stated Clearly

January 6, 2015 by Steven Savage

Science is important. Unfortunately people are more than glad to back the B.S. truck up and dump all over science for their own agendas to confuse issues. Schools don’t always teach what they should. Pop culture distorts science. Enter the folks at Stated Clearly (http://statedclearly.com/) who explain science in clear, practical terms for everyone. They even take offers of help and donations – and if you’re thinking of helping out, let’s talk to the man behind it, Jon Perry.

Geeking Out To A Better Diet

January 5, 2015 by Steven Savage

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Don’t worry, this isn’t going to turn into some preachy tract on healthy eating or how I “found” the latest diet fad. I’m pretty tired of food-as-religion-of-the-day myself. No, this is basically how my geek inclinations helped me get healthier, mostly via eating better – in a way I enjoyed.

I’ve thought about writing on this subject for MuseHack on and off but let’s face it, the site is “Applied Geek” and applying geekery to health fits that vein. Besides, whenever we hear the latest news about how awful people’s diets/habits/exercise/etc. it’s constantly bad – so maybe we should do something.

Do it our way.