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Geek and nerd Joe D has in the past studied genetics, molecular and cell biology, worked in cancer research, and made contemptuous amounts of money from incompetently composed photographs. The views expressed on this weblog are not his own; rather, he stole them from you through mind invasion.

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On the open-access "citation advantage"

The Big Busk

Platform one

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"twats"

Three cheers for Radio 4!

Satisfied with mystery

Notes from the science blogging conference

He ADMITTED to BLOWING THINGS UP as a CHILD!

Haven't they heard that 'tags' are better than 'categories'...

The lazy gene: in which I review a nature versus nurture debate six years late

Open access metablogging

Peer review in the dock

Grand Pier, RIP

That YouTube gun video

Vote for me!

Tomb of Ram Mohan Roy

~~Vote for the Garden of Rest at Arno's Vale for the "Entropy" theme of the next JPEG Magaizne:~~

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Update: I took a better photo, vote for this shot of Arno's Vale for the Entropy theme of the next JPEG Magazine instead!

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Arno's Vale is a large municipal Victorian cemetery in Bristol, England. Over several decades the cemetery has become seriously overgrown and derelict. The chapels are boarded up and unsafe, and in places the woodland is getting quite thick and mature. Since it was featured on BBC Restoration a few years ago it has recieved some funding, and in places has been tidied up, though much more funding is required to restore the buildings. This was taken in early November 2006.

Keywords: Arnos Vale, Bristol, JPEG Magazine, photography

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