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The Coriolanus effect (Coriolanus + The Coriolis effect)

Coriolanus, Gnaeus Marcius: Legendary Roman hero; conqueror of Volscian Corioli; exiled for anti-democratic views; led Volscian army against Rome; pacified through intercession of his mother. Title and hero of Shakespearean play. [source: Routlege’s Universal Encyclopaedia] Coriolis effect: n. a hypothetical force used to explain rotating systems, such that the movement of air or water over …

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Chemists Without Borders has been selected as one of the web’s best blogs by the editors of Regator.com

From: Kimberly Subject: Your BlogTo: Chemists Without BordersDate: Monday, December 8, 2008, 4:04 PM Hi. I wanted to let you know that your blog, Chemists Without Borders, has been selected as one of the web’s best blogs by the editors of Regator.com, the most selective blog directory on the web. Each blog featured on Regator …

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EPA Denies Appeal for New Coal-Fired Power Plant

My favorite quote: The 69-page decision described the Bush administration’s arguments as “weak,” “questionable,” “not sustainable,” and “not sufficient,” and rebuked EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson for failing to issue CO2 regulations, repeatedly recommending an “action of nationwide scope.” Click on the title for the link. Elmo