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djohnston.wakeupnow.com
Wake Up Now
great opportunity for those wanting an extra 600.00 or more in their pocket.
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bob.olin.wfu.edu/~web
» Welcome Page Computational Molecular Biophysics at WFU
Computational Molecular Biophysics at WFU Welcome Page Welcome Page Posted in April 16th, 2008 Welcome to web pages of Dr. Freddie Salsbury and his research group at Wake Forest University . Dr. Salsbury is an associate professor at Wake Forest University, in the department of Physics primarily with a cross-appointment in Cancer Biology, and is a member of the NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center at WFU, and the Center for Structural Biology. He also directs the Interdisciplinary
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wake.lo-res.org/~mihi
Reimagining Myself
Reimagining Myself Privacy is a freedom of speech issue Privacy is frequently discussed as an issue violating article 12 of the universal declaration of human rights. The right to privacy and protection from unreasonable searches. While intrusions into privacy such as data retention (discussed in the EU and recently in the US) are often discussed with this vantage point there is a second point where increased surveillance (especially in digital spheres) conflicts with the universal declaration
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charlesredell.com/blog
Life in all its various formats. » A Charlie Tryin' to Get By
Light rail! May'th, 2010 Light rail to the airport bitches. I know, welcome to the 20th century Seattle. Still, I'm excited. I know the pic is kinda lame, but it's early and I'm not feeling creative. Anyway the point is, I didn't have to wake anyone up and ask them to drive me to the airport in rush hour traffic. It's like living in a real city. Posted via email from CMonster?in the world Posted in Just some ramblings | No Comments » Scientists discover
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shobefamily.com/matt
Black Background ? Matt Shobe's Blog
Black Background ? Matt Shobe's Blog The exciting new home of America's most beloved Matt Shobe resource. Saturday, April 11, 2009 OMG Rainbows!!! Sorry, but that's exactly what this post is about. We've been visiting with my parents over the Easter weekend, and tonight some fast-moving rain showers passed through, leaving an unbelievably vivid rainbow in their wake. The video below, shot with my trusty Flip, captures the action: posted by Matt Shobe at 9:27 PM 0 Comments Saturday, January