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dhtinshakerheights.blogspot.com
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| | | | | Cookie knows chickens. I have learned, and know And Cookie is here to tell you that there is a difference between chicken in real life an... | |
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liorpachter.wordpress.com
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| | | | | The mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss invented the heliotrope for long-distance surveying in 1821. Just a year later, he proved that least squares regression provided the BLUE estimator for data w... | |
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| | | | | The nontraditional placement of "death" and "life" in the title of The Death and Life of August Sweeney, Samuel Ashworth's inventive and adventurous debut novel, is intentional. Readers first meet August Sweeney as a corpse on a medical examiner, about to be autopsied by the brilliant Dr. Maya Zhu for a select group of medical students. Ashworth's novel is a result of immense craft and rigorous research, as he spent weeks observing autopsies at a hospital in Pittsburgh and received a grant to work as a prep cook in a Michelin-starred kitchen in France as part of research for the novel. Ashworth spoke about the novel's unusual research process, his newfound evangelism for autopsies, and creating the Shakespearean character of August. | |
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fakegeekboy.wordpress.com
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| | | To use a well-worn joke format, if I had a penny for every time British horror cinema had turned out a movie with a title of the format (Noun) of the (Colour) (Noun) which was supposed to be an adaptation of a literary work by a giant of the genre, only to more or less... | ||
