the Filter? Media to help you, help others, "get" science. David Ng has more details here.
The site features a pic that I used to gross out humanities students (in the mid-90's):
![i-dbf3afc1a291c93d6b622310566575b4-mouseear[3].jpg](http://scienceblogs.com/strangerfruit/wp-content/blogs.dir/280/files/2012/04/i-dbf3afc1a291c93d6b622310566575b4-mouseear[3].jpg)
Ah, good times.
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