Sunday February 05 , 2012

Posts Tagged ‘history’

History of the newspaper

The recent Q&A for @justindoom reminded me of this video on the history of newspapers. Interesting, and heartily entertaining.

 

L.L. Zamenhof: Who He Was, Why He’s on Google

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No, Google hasn’t been taken over by a foreign country. The green-and-white flag over the Google logo today is the banner of the artificial language Esperanto, flying in recognition of the 150th birthday of its inventor, L.L. Zamenhof.

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“Nazi Twins” a Myth: Mengele Not Behind Brazil Boom?

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Nazi doctor Josef Mengele was likely behind the astonishing number of blonde twins in a remote Brazilian town, recent reports said. But a new study says it was just genetics acting naturally.

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Future humans: Four ways we may, or may not, evolve

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On the 150th anniversary of Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species, it’s widely accepted that humans descended from apes. But where are we going? Scientists share visions of cyborgs, stout mothers, and dead ends.

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Journalist-turned Internet technologist, data cruncher, researcher and communications strategist. I also teach these topics at Arizona State University. I enjoy SCUBA diving, mountain biking, hiking and road trips. Always up for a good cup of coffee. 2006 TIME Person of the Year.

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