** reminder today **
Gil Densmore
TITLE: Welcome to the World of Warcraft
TIME: Wednesday, August 15 12:30p
LOCATION: Redfish Conference Room, 624 Agua Fria Street, Santa Fe, NM
Lunch will be available for $5 purchase
ABSTRACT: This aims to be a un-talk covering: What is the World of
Roger,
Is it possible w e are confusing two variables here? Variability in the
environment and isolation of the environment from others.
Galapagos Islands have both a high level of endemicity and many missing taxa,
no? So, Madagascar is just a rather extreme example of island geography?
All:
I was not able to find any specifics on this, but MSNBC promos today
(Wednesday) are hyping a segment on Kieth Olbermann's show tonight about the
most impressive simulations of cities. Check your local listings.
-tj
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J. T. Johnson
Institute
Nick --
I can't tell whether you're worried that I'm misrepresenting the findings of
the paper or that the authors are ignorant of island biogeography.
I said: The second, which was published a day earlier, is about the same
thing, only for real. The environment in Madagascar is diverse, but
If memory serves, Madagascar had an anomolous geological history, vis
a vis large-scale tectonic plate movements. That could (if accurate)
be relevant to its evolutionary pattern.
db
On Aug 15, 2007, at 11:42 AM, Nicholas Thompson wrote:
Roger,
Is it possible w e are confusing two
Somewhat related to Gil's presentation today at Wedtech.
-tj
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From: gary price [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Aug 15, 2007 2:56 PM
Subject: Re: [newslib] More on Second Life in libraries
To: The NewsLib mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also of potential interest:
Now THIS IS weird!
Begin forwarded message:
Date: August 15, 2007 7:16:36 PM MDT
Subject: Cheney on why we shouldn't invade Iraq -- 1994
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9a8_1186873756
I guess it was Bush's idea after all! Or Cheney lost his marbles.
Or is something else going on?
