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« So I tumbled into the flowerbed... | Main | Politician wades online incognito to applaud himself, amusing some natives » August 30, 2006Weird search-engine queries end up here; Microscope art; Guest book for PlutoHow Google brings readers here: I don't know how many readers get this blog as an RSS feed, but I do know that many people get here via search engines. Among the strange search terms that somehow have somebody clicking here today: Google Search: pineapple yarns 1 When somebody brags about their "traffic," you have to wonder how much of it is accidental. After that, I needed some word-free Web wonders. Tired of tech, tired of Net politics and mainstream politics, I fled to... cell biology.
Then there's Golgi Apparatus, DNA, and Microtubules of Dividing Cells at the Thomas J. Deerinck Digital Image Gallery.
Deerinck's Vitamin C is lovely, and yes, it's orange. Visual game: Fruit Fall is a bit of fun, especially since it's intuitive -- I'm better at it if I let my hand rotate the fruit without thinking about it much. Ten levels to this free demo, with more fruits that you have to get lined up with their compatriots, a la Tetris.
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my passport photo blogging since 2002 garden blogs archived headlines  Sheila Lennon is features & interactive producer of projo.com, the Web site of The Providence (R.I.) Journal Rhode Island |
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