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Archive for January, 2006

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Ignore the post.. I am just trying built-in plugin for firefox.

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Blog halted…

Now that I have decided to stick with blogger, experimentation with the wordpress blog comes to a close! If anyone has a subscription this feed, edit your reader to fetch my blogger feed. Thanks!

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So, after pondering over a switch to wordpress, I have decided(firmly) to stick with blogger.

One of the major attractions of wordpress.com was the new Regulus template. To counter this, I decided to look for a nice theme for my blogger site. But, no single readily avalible theme satisfied me.
But, that blogger “rounders” theme was real [...]

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Some great Biographies…

Who doesn’t love biographies of great scientists??
But, unfortunately, it is only a handful of scientists who capture the imagination of the public. And it is their biographies which sell like hot-cakes. Here, I list some non-so-well known biographies which I really liked..

“Chandra” by Kameshwar Wali is one of the most inspiring books that I have [...]

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TNPCEE….

What does the TN govt think about the TNPCEE? – Unnecessary and must be done with.
What do I think about the TNPCEE ?? – It is a stupid exam. You would do well to ignore it in the event of it being conducted.
More importantly, what do i think about the TN state board exam ?? [...]

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Scian Melt # 13

Sowmya has the latest edition of the Scian Melt . It is a nicely categorised collection of links to posts on science. And, The next melt is still up for grabs…mail Selva if u r interested.

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was apparently sent from TIFR! (to CERN, where else ?) I got this info from here.

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Side Bar Updated

I have updated my side bar at blogger!

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To add to his numerous other discoveries, here is a new Supernova to Vishnu’s credit!! This is a very bright one! .. 14.3 mag. This is roughly the brightness of Pluto(I mean the apparent brightness, as seen from earth) Such bright ones are pretty rare. Here is the page from Smithsonian which lists recent supernova [...]

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