One thing the Fitbit does is track sleep. I have less problems getting my steps in than I do my sleep.
There is an interesting article in the NY Times on sleep. It seems the purpose is to "clean" the brain perhaps (although there is still much to learn about sleep).
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And the cold snap has broken so I am worried people will not have enough to complain about. I actually like cold snaps. I think they help get rid of germs and insects and keep the ecosystem under control.
And of course, they remind me of my childhood.
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And in researching to see if freezing really does kill germs (it does but not as well as boiling them does), I found an interesting article that using warm warm water for handwashing is a waste of energy. Thinking the same would apply to showering, doing dishes etc. I wonder how long it will be before we do away with water heaters.
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One of my friends sent me an interesting article on the commodicization of content (articles and writing). I know newspapers and magazines are having problems getting people to pay for information when so much information is free.
Personally, I also see a trend towards poor content. Google certainly has their work cut out for them to try to give us "good" content in search results. I know this from trying to Google if the deep freeze kills germs (plus many other searches I have done).
There is an interesting article in the NY Times on sleep. It seems the purpose is to "clean" the brain perhaps (although there is still much to learn about sleep).
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And the cold snap has broken so I am worried people will not have enough to complain about. I actually like cold snaps. I think they help get rid of germs and insects and keep the ecosystem under control.
And of course, they remind me of my childhood.
+++++++++++++++++++
And in researching to see if freezing really does kill germs (it does but not as well as boiling them does), I found an interesting article that using warm warm water for handwashing is a waste of energy. Thinking the same would apply to showering, doing dishes etc. I wonder how long it will be before we do away with water heaters.
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One of my friends sent me an interesting article on the commodicization of content (articles and writing). I know newspapers and magazines are having problems getting people to pay for information when so much information is free.
Personally, I also see a trend towards poor content. Google certainly has their work cut out for them to try to give us "good" content in search results. I know this from trying to Google if the deep freeze kills germs (plus many other searches I have done).
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