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   Nobel Prize Committee Members Not Always Noble

   http://www.popandpolitics.com/ 2008/ 10/ 08/ committee-members-not-always-nobel-…

   October marks the advent of autumn* and the approach of Halloween. But since 1901, it’s also heralded the annual announcement of Nobel Prize winners. The five categories under the prize umbrella are those of peace, chemistry, physics, physiology and medicine and literature.

   2 days ago by triciaromano in Pop + Politics · Authority: 142
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   Good Advice, Part 2 [Neurotopia (version 2.0)]

   http://scienceblogs.com/ neurotopia/ 2008/ 10/ good_advice_part_2.php

   So I've been thinking of ways to make some of my more science-y blogging come across to those with less in the way of science backgroud. There was a suggestion that I try categorizing the posts into easy, intermediate, and difficult, but I wouldn't want people to give up on something they may potentially find really cool just because it's labelled "hard", you know?

   3 days ago by doctorcharles in ScienceBlogs · Authority: 18
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   Marine Biology Anyone?

   http://www.tonmo.com/ forums/ showthread.php?t=14760&goto=newpost

   Hey everyone. I'm a recent biology graduate from UNC Chapel Hill and I'm considering pursuing a PhD in Marine Biology. I know marine biologists frequent this site and was wondering if any out there could recommend good schools to apply to, give some general information about marine biology as a career, or even if anyone has an opening for a laboratory technician early next year.

   3 days ago by tonmo in TONMO.com: The Octopus News Magazine Online · Authority: 54
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   Good Advice, Part 2

   http://scienceblogs.com/ neurotopia/ 2008/ 10/ good_advice_part_2.php

   So I've been thinking of ways to make some of my more science-y blogging come across to those with less in the way of science backgroud. There was a suggestion that I try categorizing the posts into easy, intermediate, and difficult, but I wouldn't want people to give up on something they may potentially find really cool just because it's labelled "hard", you know?

   3 days ago by Neurotopia in Neurotopia (version 2.0) · Authority: 101
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   Call for Paper: Intl? Conf on Bioinformatics and Biomedical Engineering (EI Indexed)

   http://www.tonmo.com/ forums/ showthread.php?t=14749&goto=newpost

   The 3rd International Conference on Bioinformatics and Biomedical Engineering (iCBBE2009) Call for Papers http://www.icbbe.org/ Beijing, China June 11-13, 2009 Within iCBBE 2009, there are two special sessions: Special Session 1: Biomedical Imaging Special Session 2: Biomathematics and

   3 days ago by tonmo in TONMO.com: The Octopus News Magazine Online · Authority: 54
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   History of Affect (updated 6 October)

   http://proteviblog.typepad.com/ protevi/ 2008/ 10/ history-of-affe.html

   History of Affect Developmental Systems Theory or DST (Lewontin, Triple Helix; Oyama, Ontogeny of Information; Jablonka and Lamb, Evolution in Four Dimensions) gets us into extrasomatic inheritance (whatever is reliably reproduced in next life cycle).

   4 days ago by protevi in John Protevi's Blog · Authority: 23
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   Red may be seen underwater

   http://www.tonmo.com/ forums/ showthread.php?t=14725&goto=newpost

   It seems that cephs are not the only ones who may use light as a communications method. The month's Practical Fish Keeping has an article that reports potential use of red light by fish to communicate.

   4 days ago by tonmo in TONMO.com: The Octopus News Magazine Online · Authority: 54
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   Be Heart Smart With Heart Scan Blogger, Dr. William Davis: Part 1 (Episode 185)

   http://www.thelivinlowcarbshow.com/ heart-smart-heart-scan-blogger-dr-william-da…

   Hello and welcome back for another fantastic episode of the show that’s quickly climbing to the top of the charts at iTunes, The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show with Jimmy Moore! In Episode 185, Jimmy presents Part One of a very special two-part interview with listener favorite, Dr.

   4 days ago by byosko in Interviews with Low-Carb Diet Experts | The Livin' La Vida Low-Carb Show with Jimmy Moore · Authority: 34
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    Recent winners of the Nobel Prize in medicine

    http://health-fitness.marc8.com/ recent-winners-nobel-prize-medicine

    Recent winners of the Nobel Prize in medicine Headlines from the Associated Press Sun, 10/05/2008 - 10:20 Recent winners of the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, and their research, according to the Nobel Foundation:...

    5 days ago in Health & fitness | health-fitness.marc8.com · Authority: 25
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    Affect and political economy

    http://proteviblog.typepad.com/ protevi/ 2008/ 10/ affect-and-poli.html

    This is an interesting review by the excellent Doug Henwood of the Left Business Observer of Naomi Klein's Shock Doctrine. Notice the role affect plays in Henwood's story: The Morning in America election of 1984 was about an exhilarating boom.

    7 days ago by protevi in John Protevi's Blog · Authority: 23

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