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I am seeing my grandmother today for her birthday, and following that going out to lunch with a few rels… Should be good… I have not seen most of them for some time… <\/p>\n

The Visions of Science photography awards are out in the United Kingdom<\/a> and the results are pretty amazing<\/a>. Of all the photos, this photo of prothetic arms<\/a> is the best I think. Being in B&W helps too, but the photo does look good. Check it out. <\/p>\n

Worth 1000<\/a> have a new contest… ANd the results are in. It is to create the best postage stamp – the one that you would like (not) to see…<\/p>\n

I just saw a link to a story on HidenMickey’s about how the Morse Code in New Orleans Square at Disneyland was incorrect. A ham radio operator tried to decode the message<\/a> and found that there was an error in it. When they moved from a continuous tape to a digital recording they stuffed up working out where the repeat was in the loop. This has been fixed now. <\/p>\n

I just think I found what I can give my brother for Christmas. Justin Millins<\/a> has produced mathematical art – that is pictures to be placed on walls. Since he has a masters in pure maths this is probably perfect for him… <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

I am seeing my grandmother today for her birthday, and following that going out to lunch with a few rels… Should be good… I have not seen most of them for some time… The Visions of Science photography awards are …<\/p>\n

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