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Author Archives: rpg
Three Steps to Heaven, Mk II
You may remember that two years ago, after much nudging, I created and published a guide for corporate twits. I haven’t tweeted in a corporate capacity since, although I have remained responsible for more ‘serious’ accounts than my personal one, … Continue reading
Joshua fit the battle of Jericho
I am typing this slowly, with one hand. I do of course already have two lovely daughters, but welcoming Joshua—their half-brother—into the world wasn’t any less special. And the original Pawn, Rachel, seems equally thrilled.
Posted in Don't try this at home, Joshua, personal
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Road Rage
One of things that annoy me—let me be honest, and say that along with pigeons, cycle helmets and Henry Gee, one of the many things that annoy me—is the inability of apparently otherwise intelligent folk to use a computer. But … Continue reading
Posted in Ill-considered rants, internet, pigeons, somewhere on the autistic spectrum
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On leakage
Apparently there’s a word for it. I did it once, when I went to work at a small (and doomed) startup company in Cambridge, back in the tail end of 1997. I did it again four and a bit years … Continue reading
Posted in academentia, BIS, careers, leakage, Science Is Vital, The stupid, it burns, work
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Keep on running
What’s that bright light in the sky? We need Winter, because without it we would not appreciate Spring so much.
Posted in 2012, 2013, London, London Marathon, Mo Farah, mobot, photographs, Photography, Science-less Sunday, Spring, terrorism, XXX Olympiad
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Broken Teeth
M’good friend Dr Gee apparently has a thing about bones. Anything he can do, I can do better, so, in the absence of any biological modelling this week, here’s one for you paleontologists: To me, it looks like a fossilized … Continue reading
On biological modelling
Complement activation
Posted in biological modelling, complement, London, Nonsense, Science-less Sunday, Silliness, Tesco, trolley
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On biological modelling
#5 Thylakoid
Posted in biological modelling, chloroplast, Nonsense, Science-less Sunday, thylakoid
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On Biological Modelling
#4 Nuclear Pore (internal) (oily spaghetti model)
Posted in biological modelling, Nonsense, nuclear pore, nuclear trafficking, Science-less Sunday, spaghetti, trafficking
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