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Holy Cow!

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Chris sends me arXiv:1005.1381:A Mathematical Model for the Dynamics and Synchronization of Cows Authors: Jie Sun, Erik M. Bollt, Mason A. Porter, Marian S. Dawkins Abstract: We formulate a mathematical model for daily activities of a cow (eating, lying down,...

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arXiv:1003.1153: Quantum Dating Market Authors: O.G. Zabaleta, C.M. Arizmendi Abstract: We consider the dating market decision problem under the quantum mechanics point of view. Quantum states whose associated amplitudes are modified by men strategies are used to represent women. Grover...

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Childish QKD

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Michael sends along an entry in the best title ever competition, this time a special baby Bacon edition: The pulse wave arrival time (QKd interval) in normal children The Journal of Pediatrics, Volume 95, Issue 5, Pages 716-721 B. Bercu,...

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Seeing the Kingdom of God on the arXiv

Category: Off The Deep End

A new entry in the best title every contest, arXiv:0907.4152:Born Again Authors: Don N. Page Abstract: A simple proof is given that the probabilities of observations in a large universe are not given directly by Born's rule as the expectation...

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Machine Gun?

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How did I miss this, an obvious entry into the best title ever contest:arXiv:0810.2587 A photonic cluster state machine gun Authors: Netanel H. Lindner, Terry RudolphQuick, duck for cover, Terry is shooting us with cluster states!...

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SOHCAHTOA

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A new entry in the best title every competition:arXiv:0810.0827: Sine function with a cosine attitude Authors: A. D. AlhaidariSomeday I promise that I will use the phrase "an exponential function with a logarithmic attitude."...

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Dickian Physics Abstract

Category: Quantum Computing

An entry into the "best abstract ever" subcompetition of the "best title ever" competition, arXiv:0809.3979:Counterfactual Quantum Cryptography Authors: Tae-Gon Noh Abstract: The 'quantum counterfactuality' is one of the most striking counterintuitive effects predicted by quantum mechanics. This manuscript shows that...

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The Bar Scene

Category: Caltech

Someone at Caltech's PR office sure was having fun: Caltech Astronomers Describe the Bar Scene at the Beginning of the Universe PASADENA, Calif.--Bars abound in spiral galaxies today, but this was not always the case. A group of 16 astronomers,...

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Devilish Dice Games

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A new entry in the best title ever competition appeared last week on the arXiv:arXiv:0806.4874 Why devil plays dice? Authors: Andrzej Dragan Abstract: Principle of Relativity involving all, not only subluminal, inertial frames leads to the disturbance of causal laws...

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The Shrimp! They See Me Polarizations!

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A new entry in the best title ever competition: arXiv:0804.2162, "The secret world of shrimps: polarisation vision at its best", by Sonja Kleinlogel and Andrew G. White. Secret lives of shrimp? That sounds more like an expose on the secret...

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