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Category Archives: scoop
When Your PhD Goes Wrong
There is no point pretending that research often doesn’t pan out the way one hopes and dreams about. All kinds of things can go wrong in both the short and long term, and these are not always your own fault … Continue reading
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Sheket!
A little while ago I was with a group of family and friends discussing the Bilderberg Group, a kind of un-conference in which the world’s movers and shakers can get together and discuss matters of great import in an informal … Continue reading
Posted in angry birds peace conference, bilderberg group, former mesenteric republic of euthenasia, Israel, News, news editors, Palestine, peer review, Politicrox, scoop, syria, Writing & Reading
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