It seems a group of Japanese scientists have bred monkeys that glow in the dark. They claim that this will help scientists to treat diseases in humans. Call me unimaginative but that smacks of a non sequitur to me. In fact, I half suspect they just thought glow-monkeys would be cool, and then thought up a scientific-sounding reason to do it. Or maybe that's just what I would have done. Meanwhile the common cold still remains uncured. Go figure.
ROME 24/4– Day 36 (-5): Sacristy secrets, music from nuns, and Fr. Z’s
Kitchen (real “all’amatriciana”)
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At 06:12 the sun rose over Rome. It will set at 20:05. The Ave Maria Bell
will ring – or ought to ring – at 20:15. This cycle lasts until 28th, a
few mor...
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3 comments:
Glenn! Your talk on Jonah please! Instanter.
Kiran! All in good time. It is too long to post as a...post, but I'm in the process of working out how to offer it as a link which will download the document for whoever clicks on it.
While we're about it, do you think I should make available other talks I've given in recent memory? If so, any ones in particular?
Yes.
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