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Daily Archives: 8 August 2012
The Sigil Has Landed
Ladies and Gentlemen – you may now download, if you wish, pre-release advance copies of Siege of Stars, the first volume of The Sigil, for US$15. If you do that, I am assured that you’ll be entitled to download the … Continue reading
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Stupidity Molecule Identified
Researchers at the University of Utrecht have identified a molecule that could play a key role in controlling how stupid headlines develop in scientific press releases. Neurobiologists are trying to understand how titles that are at first sensible differentiate into … Continue reading
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Kaddish II
No, no, no, no, no. I know you were all trying to be nice, responding to my complaint about the lack of any memorial to the Israeli athletes gunned down at the Munich Games in 1972, with cosy phrases about … Continue reading
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