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Work has mostly been slow, so here's a crop of nifty links I've been checking out:
Scientist Urges Dormant Eggs to Life to Test Evolution: Very cool science article about how itty bitty critters have changed over the past few decades. Alice in Wonderland has something to do with it, too.
Student claims he was suspended for wearing makeup: Remarkable only for the fact that apparently Wiccans need to wear makeup (Buh?).
Jesus, the talking doll version: Remember the BLO (Barbie Liberation Organization), and how they transposed voice chips between Barbie and GI Joe? Well, I can see something like that happening with Jesus dolls. I want to be there.
Latest from MIT: Artificial Stupidity: "Fed up with invitations to submit papers for science conferences, three MIT students devised a software program that deliberately churned out nonsensical scientific gibberish. Now one of their computer-generated ``papers'' has been accepted by a Florida conference." I'm not surprised.
Hey, sailors ... Boating hotline leads to phone sex: Some local news for all you New Brunswickers. The funniest part is how the spokesman's last name is Bone. Hunh hunh hunh...
Cow Chip Shirts: I wonder if these could qualify as business casual.
Ok. That'll do for now.
Scientist Urges Dormant Eggs to Life to Test Evolution: Very cool science article about how itty bitty critters have changed over the past few decades. Alice in Wonderland has something to do with it, too.
Student claims he was suspended for wearing makeup: Remarkable only for the fact that apparently Wiccans need to wear makeup (Buh?).
Jesus, the talking doll version: Remember the BLO (Barbie Liberation Organization), and how they transposed voice chips between Barbie and GI Joe? Well, I can see something like that happening with Jesus dolls. I want to be there.
Latest from MIT: Artificial Stupidity: "Fed up with invitations to submit papers for science conferences, three MIT students devised a software program that deliberately churned out nonsensical scientific gibberish. Now one of their computer-generated ``papers'' has been accepted by a Florida conference." I'm not surprised.
Hey, sailors ... Boating hotline leads to phone sex: Some local news for all you New Brunswickers. The funniest part is how the spokesman's last name is Bone. Hunh hunh hunh...
Cow Chip Shirts: I wonder if these could qualify as business casual.
Ok. That'll do for now.
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Date: 2005-04-17 06:35 am (UTC)From:an *expression* of his religion, not that
he *needs* to wear it.
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Date: 2005-04-19 02:10 am (UTC)From:Ah. Those wacky MIT guys. ^_^