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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Victims and Support Systems
In my recent post on dealing with (or failing to do so) inappropriate remarks, the importance of mentoring was raised by Jenny Koenig. She said This is where mentoring is really important: to have someone else to listen and to … Continue reading
Posted in advice, harassment, mentors, Science Culture, support, Women in science
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Bathroom breaks and other news of the day
I’ve come to the realization that a little chronic pain can be good for the soul. That is, if the chronic is not too chronic. Readers of this blog may remember my whining and complaining about neck pain—a recovery and … Continue reading
Posted in bathroom, bladder, cheat notes, cheating, crappy exams, education, I-was-blind-and-now-I-can-see, neck pain, pain in the neck, physical therapy, Research, restroom, rustling papers in the stall, science, stretch
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Grown Not Made – a Guest Post from Crox Minor
Yesterday, at the Lifeboat Café, in Cromer, me and Crox Major were enjoying our sausages, egg and chips when: “Hey Dad!” “Hmm?” “ You know it says ,“Grown, Not Made” on this Heinz tomato ketchup bottle?
Posted in Aid for Developing Countries, Bono, Cromer, Domesticrox, Silliness, The Thoughts of Crox Minor
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Best Protein Names–the winners!
Recently, we announced a competition for the best/funniest protein names. Now, after great debate among the professional judges, I am proud to report the winning protein names for this year’s contest. Drumroll, please… First Place: INDY-I’m not dead yet from … Continue reading
Apparition
One is accustomed, I suppose, to coming across strange things on Cromer beach. The apparition that greeted Crox Minor and I earlier today, though, takes the sausage biscuit. Something seemed strange even from a distance, as we discovered when approaching … Continue reading
Posted in Apparitions, balloon, Cromer, Domesticrox, kite, Magritte, Pink Floyd, sausage, sausage dogs, Silliness, unexplained
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Bono a hypocrite? Good.
Last Friday night as I watched U2 play Glastonbury on TV, the stream of hatred on Twitter was relentless. A torrent of unforgettable ire. I’ve long known that Bono and his band excite very mixed reactions, but this seemed to … Continue reading
Signs
Some of you will recall that chez Crox tends to be mentioned in dispatches as the ‘Maison des Girrafes’ for reasons that few will now remember, and that this appellation is commemorated in signage. Now that The Build is done, … Continue reading
Posted in axolotl, Blog Norfolk!, Cromer, Domesticrox, Maison Des Girrafes, signage, Squirty Benson Wilberforce III, sticky earth cafe
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