This delectable Swiss Chocolate Knife is made of the finest Swiss chocolate, and is filled with hazelnut praline. Featuring the Victorinox Swiss Army logo, this fine confection is modeled after the Swiss Army Spartan multitool. The Victorinox Swiss Army Spartan, Chocolate Edition is a Swiss Knife Shop exclusive. Thanks Gizmodo.nl Related posts: Chocolate laptop US Army medical illustrations and photos free online A 3D Chocolate Printer ..read more »

var iamInit = function() {try{initIamServingHandler(234,361,280623,"http://cdn.pis.picapp.com/IamProd/Resources/Css/css2.css")}catch(ex){}}() I like to use relevant and nice pictures with my blog posts. Here is a primer on web images on bloggingtips. Images play an integral part of the content of my blog. When you do use them, it helps to have them looking smooth. Here 7 tips for Better Integration of Images Within Your Content. But now for some new discoveries of free pictures. PicApp is a photo resource site which has thousands of very high quality images which are available for bloggers to add to their blog posts for free. You can search for images. They .....read more »

More than 52.2% of the European population use the Internet for health related purposes. In 2005 this percentage was 43.2% Significant growth in the use of Internet for health purposes was found in all the seven countries participating in the survey, with an average growth of 9.9% (8.5 - 11.3). Highest growth was noted in Germany (12.2%), Poland (11.8%), and Latvia (11.3%), whereas the lowest growth was noted in Portugal (9.1%), Greece (8.9%), and Norway (6.6%). In the younger age group aged 15 - 25 years, 83.5% of the women used the Internet for health purposes in 2007. The corresponding proportion for .....read more »

Both Shrink Rap and Mind Hacks report on a debate about how transparent the process for developing the upcoming DSM-V should be. This debate is published in the LA Times. Those in charge of the revision want secrecy, nobody knows why. It is suggested in the comments it could have something to do with the insurance companies? Besides transparency of the making of the new revision of this psychiatric diagnostic bible other problems were mentioned on this blog as well as others: Psychiatrists updating the DSM did not disclose ties with pharmaceutical drug companies Will Internet addiction be a new diagnosis in the .....read more »

At Dr Deb the new grand round is up. She made them into playlists, their is even a patient playlist, mental health playlist and many more, so go and enjoy.Related posts: The New Grand Round is Up at Dr. Deb Grand Round at Getting Closer To My Self Grand Round Vol 5 No 20 is up ..read more »

At De Gezondheidszorg leuker en effectiever the new Dutch Grand Round with contributions by Laika's MedlibLog and Medblog.nl, go have a look.Related posts: The Second Dutch Grand Round is Up Dutch Grand Round 1.5, Grote Visite Dutch Grand Round: Grote Visite ..read more »

Gaming among college-aged men may provide a healthy source of socialization, relaxation, and coping. In college-aged males: there were no significant correlations between participants’ BMI and frequency of electronic game play there were no significant correlations between academic performance and frequency of electronic game play there were no significant mean differences between other variables related to social functioning (e.g., relationship status) and frequency of electronic game play, revealing no obvious trends in interpersonal functioning for those who play games more or less frequently. other media usage was either not related to frequency of electronic game play as for magazines or was inversely related, .....read more »

In Deep Brain Stimulation for treatment resistant depression with stimulation of Broadman area 25 (Cg 25) no consistent declines in memory for either verbal or visual material were noted after onset or maintenance of DBS over baseline. This makes DBS a procedure with out apparent cognitive side effects in treatment resistant depression. In a recent publication with DBS in the Subthalamic Nucleus for treatment resistant Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) no cognitive decline was found. The ratings of neuropsychological measures were not modified by stimulation. In 17 patients participating in this 10-month, crossover, double-blind, multicenter study assessing the efficacy and safety .....read more »

Found another ideal workplace, nobody could direct me to my former ideal workplace. This one is a little expensive but looks very comfortable, maybe a donation? The price list and specifications were not yet available for download but will keep you informed. The workplace is called the emperor not very nerdy nor geeky. For other Inspiring workplaces see flickr. Thanks Bright.nlRelated posts: Ideal Workspace Cyberbullying in the Workplace Personal Web Usage in the Workplace ..read more »

Scientists have created the first 'humanoid' robot that can mimic the facial expressions and lip movements of a human being. 'Jules' - a disembodied androgynous robotic head - can automatically copy the movements, which are picked up by a video camera and mapped on to the tiny electronic motors in his skin. It can grin and grimace, furrow its brow and 'speak' as his software translates real expressions observed through video camera 'eyes'. The project, called 'Human-Robot Interaction', was devised at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory (BRL), run by the University of the West of England and the University of Bristol. Want to know .....read more »