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Category: Fantastical Fridays
Posted on: September 8, 2006 7:36 AM, by Nick Anthis
The Scientific Activist will be taking a break from Fantastical Fridays for a while, starting with last week. (Yes, I know, this post is a little late). Things have been pretty busy in the lab lately and that, combined with the fact that I haven't had home internet access for over a month (until two days ago), means that I have a lot of blogging to catch up on. Instead of being tied down to a Friday feature, I'd like to keep things a bit more open for now.
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