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11 Oct, 2009

750

Posted by: heath In: Awareness| Blogging| GLBT| Life and Death| Science| Writing and Language

You’ve come a long way baby!
I like to mark big moments in the blog history with a special post. Typically I center those moments around even numbers of posts – numbers like 100, 250, 500, and in today’s case, 750. I don’t know that 750 is some big momentous number in the grand scheme of [...]

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28 Jan, 2009

I can hear you smiling!

Posted by: heath In: Awareness| Science

Do you have those moments when you’re talking to someone and you’re perhaps sharing a humorous story or a touching moment and you can almost hear them smiling?
Yeah, I don’t either. You can’t hear a smile.
Or can you?
gizzen – to grin audibly. (C. Clough Robinson’s Glossary of Words Pertaining to the Dialect of Mid-Yorkshire, 1876)
The [...]

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19 Mar, 2008

The New Blacker than Black, Black

Posted by: heath In: Art| Nature| Science

You may have read/heard lately about the new black – the darkest material every created, so far.
Here I present to you – the new black. Enjoy!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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By popular demand, here are 10 posts you have likely not seen, especially if you’re a new subscriber to this blog. When syndicating, I think my setup is configured only to go back 10 posts…so if you’re subscribing from fresh, you’re missing out on a veritable cornucopia of interesting topics from the last 2+ years…
So [...]

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