Or was it ‘comment’? Anyway, this clearly shows how Sydney features in the show that just broadcast in the US:
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Science, Superstitions and Skeptical Life
Or was it ‘comment’? Anyway, this clearly shows how Sydney features in the show that just broadcast in the US:
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Approximately twenty minutes time. Flight delays. This time, as I wait in the Qantas lounge, there are no loud members of a well-known band talking about ‘Lars and the Real Girl’ – however, there are the ubiqutous UK-accented fellow passengers loudly dictating their Facebook updates: ‘Tell her we Haven’t. Left. Yet!’ ‘We Nout. Left. Yet! [...]
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Oh man. I’ll be on the road again, very very soon. This evening in fact! I’ll blog while on the road. In the meantime, enjoy (apparently we have a similar hairstyle…)
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Two well-worth-reading articles by Gia Milinovich (whose work I’ve read and enjoyed long before I knew who this ‘Brian Cox’ fellow was – she inspired me to see about getting a proper photograph done of myself for the website! :p): From The lady vanishes: Invisible Wife Syndrome (The Guardian): When we first met, I was [...]
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This one is thanks to Josh.
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A little while back I read the following by Chris Mooney, a post about what he considered to be a good example of science communication. My friend Michael McRae responded with his own post – Encouraging Scientists To Speak For Science. I’m intrigued by these kinds of discussions, as over the past year I have [...]
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The song is actually ‘Le Duo Des Chats’ or ‘Duetto buffo di due gatti’ by G. Berthold. You can read about the choir at the NY Times site.
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Thanks to Naontiotami for this find!
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