Visualizing biblical social networks (via)
Publishing and blogging pseudonymously.
What to carry with you when you go birding?
What blogs do journalists read? And the Science of Getting Money Out of Rich People
Vibrations make you sleepy (as in a car, on a train or a plane).
When the media boil over.
The spring came early to North Carolina. Not everywhere, though....
Inter-laboratory communication....
Aldous makes a comeback, and, Can The World Afford a Global Middle Class?
The Halo Effect
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Since you're specialty is sleep, can you tell me what the biological basis is for people to want to destroy others who wake them in the perversely early hours of the morning?
Inquiring minds would like to know.
Hi, Bora! Thanks for the link... :)