KRMike

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Location:London
Joined:12-14-2006
 
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About me
Basically, a scientist and a musician. Other than that, fairly normal.
Where to find me on the web
Website/Blog: http://www.kidneyriddler.co.uk







   
 
 
 
   
 
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POPSPaint the Mona Lisa in... Paint!
KRMike
by KRMike  4-6-2007   
 Da Vinci. Genius. Imagine what he could do with Paint then... :)
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POPSLet's Hear It for the Lift. 150 Years Old.
KRMike
by KRMike  4-6-2007   
 No Remarks
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POPSSaving Money with the Arcane UK Rail System (and have fun doing it!)
KRMike
by KRMike  3-14-2007   
 This is great. I occasionally used to have to travel from London to Edinburgh, and it cost a fortune as a student. Break the Journey into smaller parts and save some cash (if you can - But look at Number 10 - it's GENIUS).
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POPSThe 13 Towers - Ancient Sun-Cult Observatory
KRMike
by KRMike  3-1-2007   
 Great stuff. Shows that even ancient technology could beat what 'normal' people today could build, even with access to the Internet ;).
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POPSIslamic Art 600 Years ahead of Mathematicians
KRMike
by KRMike  2-23-2007   
 Incredible. Artists have the answer (sometimes :)).
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POPSDoomsday Vault Unveiled
KRMike
by KRMike  2-9-2007   
 Big-Up the Norwegians for an interesting, forward looking project in a sensible place (rather than near an active volcano as one such site is). I just hope it isn't me who has to get there in the case of actually needing some of the samples after a catastrophe. Hmm. How long 'till it turns up in a book/film?
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POPSHugging Neolithic Skeletons
KRMike
by KRMike  2-8-2007   
 Just brilliant. I don't know, a reminder about human's ability to be kind an caring? Or just funky bones.
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POPSDoomsday Clock says it all.
KRMike
by KRMike  1-17-2007   
 I think it says a lot that it is so close considering past event, and how 'easily' the individual can at last do something to change it. We _are_ in control of our futures at last.
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POPSIndian Fog
KRMike
by KRMike  1-13-2007   
 Just a beautiful little photo of a farmer in the fog in India.
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POPSWhat every Brit should know about jaywalking
KRMike
by KRMike  1-11-2007   
 It's always advisable to check on the laws of foreign countries when you travel, but I guess it's hard to check on everything :).
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POPSWant to improve the NHS? Remove the Consultants (Suprise Suprise)
KRMike
by KRMike  1-6-2007   
 Few shocks here...
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POPSMore of Celebrities talking Scientific Cack
KRMike
by KRMike  1-3-2007   
 Just some examples to back up the last clip. Some are really quite funny.
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POPSCelebrities talk Scientific Cack!
KRMike
by KRMike  1-3-2007   
 Not such a shock, really. Check http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6227581.stm for some good ones (will clip in a minute)
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POPSCareful where you dump your carbon sinks, please!
KRMike
by KRMike  12-17-2006   
 More of life's infinite complexity, and the 'shock' to mankind when they're thinking it's oh so easy to change.
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POPSOffice BitTorrent use causes Global Warming
KRMike
by KRMike  12-17-2006   
 Yup. Nabbing your office broadband connection to get the whole of season 19 of 24 ('Revenge of the 12 Hour Clock') over the Christmas break is going to drown us all. I guess the RIAA will claim to have another moral argument to back themselves up with, you theiving carbon loving **** ;).
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POPSWhat actually happened to the Bishop of Southwark
KRMike
by KRMike  12-17-2006   
 Genius :).
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POPSDeep sea flat-fish hop across molten sulphur lakes
KRMike
by KRMike  12-14-2006   
 It's 'true' that life is infinitely complex. Yet another fantastic discovery.
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POPSWorld's tallest man saves dolphin using bare arms
KRMike
by KRMike  12-14-2006   
 Just an interesting story. I'm amazed that it was more practical for veterinarians to use a human arm than their own equipment. Quite heart-warming really :).
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