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Send a text message to a cell phone via email easily

Teleflip is a free service for sending SMS (text messages) via email to any cell phone, all you need to do is send to xxx-xxx-xxxx@teleflip.com. Try it out. Replies will automatically be sent back to your email.
posted to MetaFilter by onalark at 7:05 PM on December 2, 2006 (60 comments)

Scott Adams says he's cured his Spasmodic Dysphonia

Is optimism enough? [via]
posted to MetaFilter by onalark at 5:31 PM on October 24, 2006 (27 comments)

Another Clay Institute Millenium Prize Problem Solved?

The Navier-Stokes equations constitute the fundamental equations that describe fluid mechanics, and are used everywhere from atmospheric science to airplane design. Proof of the existence of a smooth solution to the Navier-Stokes equations in 3-dimensions is considered a challenging problem, so challenging that the Clay Math Institute has offered a million dollars to anyone who can do so. Has it been done? (More detailed explanation). (via)
posted to MetaFilter by onalark at 6:28 AM on October 5, 2006 (17 comments)

Tasty Research: A digest of interesting academic research

Tasty Research: A digest of interesting academic research Read about interesting topics of research (mostly sociology). Science is fun! [via mefi projects]
posted to MetaFilter by onalark at 10:22 PM on September 21, 2006 (8 comments)

Money Can't Buy Me Love

Happiness [pdf] A financial analysis.
posted to MetaFilter by onalark at 9:05 AM on May 7, 2006 (75 comments)

Honey, get elua beers out of the fridge, would you?

It is an official language in this US State, and if somebody writes you a check in it while you're here, you better know your numbers. Although its usage fell after a sharp decrease in the native speakers' population and a later 'ban', (not really) in the late 19th century, it is now making a comeback. Wikipedia gets its name from the language. Sadly, though there are almost 4 million Wikipedia articles, a scant 27 of them are written in it. Of course, if you just need a dictionary, it's not hard to find.
posted to MetaFilter by onalark at 10:32 PM on April 25, 2006 (20 comments)