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Not hardly that one, Volkswagen XY NOT
Here is a serial translation of my “About Me” text, brought to you by Lost in Translation via Brian Clegg at Popsci on the Nature Network. This version dragged the text on a tour of Europe, translating it into French, … Continue reading →
Endogenous retroviruses and evolution: redux
While chatting with Propter Doc last week, I realised that most of my current readers weren’t around to witness this blog’s finest hour. Way back in June 2007, I posted an explanation of why a paper of mine that had … Continue reading →
Signs of stress
Oof! I’m glad that’s over. My thoughts on the great Canadian research funding conspiracy are on my other blog. Here are some signs my brain was over-worked this week: – I wrote dodgy limericks – I made up new words … Continue reading →
Real life intrudes
Me fail English? That’s unpossible!I only have a finite daily ability to write coherent English, and at the moment I need every last word of the good stuff at work. So I’m going to take a week or so off … Continue reading →
I’d like to thank the Academy…
I’m very honoured and humbled to say that several people have awarded me a big E for excellent. Thank you all, I really appreciate it. When I first started writing this blog I didn’t know if anyone would ever read … Continue reading →
Schizoblogia
I think I’m developing a split blogging personality. Getting the new blog going is a bit like starting a new job, and trying to make a good first impression is tough. As Helen Fielding explained in the first Bridget Jones … Continue reading →
Drum roll…
In a previous, rather jubilant post written on a very good day, I mentioned an exciting offer I’d just received. And here’s the scoop! I’ve been invited to start blogging on the Nature Network! (And I got the hockey tickets … Continue reading →
Book reviews – The Kite Runner and archives
I’ve moved these from the sidebar into the main body of the blog after I realised that people are actually reading them. Here are the last few from the archives, plus a new one. Currently reading:“Angels and Demons” by Dan … Continue reading →
No more ads
I’ve finally had enough and removed the ads from this site. I could live with the creationist nonsense, but not with the “baby monkeys for sale” stuff.
