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Daily Archives: January 17, 2008
Who’s your daddy? Ask PCR
Ah, I have the warm fuzzies now for my eppendorfs and thermal cycler. . . but I’m sure it will pass.
Posted in Biology, Film, Video & Music, Frivolity, Science
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Because science teachers don’t get enough respect
FYI: AAAS will award a $1,000 prize this year to a high school science teacher, for “leadership in science education”. Candidates must be nominated by their chairs or administrators, and must complete an application by March 2: Entries must be … Continue reading
3-D Textual Spirographs!
. . . or something like that. Courtesy of JK Keller, these Volumetric Redundancies represent the number of times a word appears in a given text. Red cubes represent non-unique words, with size depending on number of occurrences; blue cubes … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Frivolity, Words
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This would be my third-favorite show
Geoffrey Chaucer is back on his blog after a hiatus almost as long as Lost‘s, with a comment on the television writers’ strike. He proposes some shows of his own which sound a tad familiar, perhaps – but in literature, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs and Blogging, Frivolity, Littademia
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