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Greg Nog
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Can't stop thinking of Riker in "Skin Of Evil"
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fishjim
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THAT IS SOME WEIRD SHIT NOG YOU STOP IT RIGHT NOW SIGNED BIRDIE LOVER
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Greg Nog
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Apparently, it was in the movie Jack and Jill! Damn!
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elpollodiablo
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BIRD
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think 'on the road.'
Greg Nog
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Quote from: elpollodiablo on Feb 24, 2012, 03:26:17 PM
BIRD
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Thermofusion
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This fun piece of dreck was filmed in my town:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1MuOz5zR20
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triple paisley minimum
fishjim
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Science Book News No. 294 April 23, 2012
“Bird Sense: What It’s Like To Be a Bird” by Tim Birkhead. Walker, $25, 288 pages. Publication date May 1.
Birkhead is a professor of behavioral ecology at the University of Sheffield and the author of several previous books, including “The Red Canary.” This book is a “groundbreaking examination of how birds experience the world ... Using technologies that extend our own senses, together with an array of imaginative behavioral test, biologists have been remarkably good at discovering what it's like to be something else.”
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alex
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Woah, thanks for that, Jim. Just forwarded this to a couple of colleagues who study how scientists employ their senses when they study birds.
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Babar
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Oh man, I'm gonna have cause to regret this post. I know it.
RoyBiggins
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This year's Village Voice Jizz and Pap list had a whole lot of birds I'd never even heard of before.
davy
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That's the most amazing basketball-inspired painting I've ever seen.
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The drummer IS the foundation, p3wn.
RoyBiggins
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My coworker did it. I really want to buy it from her.
She's also really cute.
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This year's Village Voice Jizz and Pap list had a whole lot of birds I'd never even heard of before.
Antero
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Quote from: alex on Apr 23, 2012, 04:38:05 AM
Woah, thanks for that, Jim. Just forwarded this to a couple of colleagues who study how scientists employ their senses when they study birds.
*applause*
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this has been OPINIONS IN CAPSLOCK
fishjim
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Quote from: Antero on Apr 23, 2012, 01:31:09 PM
Quote from: alex on Apr 23, 2012, 04:38:05 AM
Woah, thanks for that, Jim. Just forwarded this to a couple of colleagues who study how scientists employ their senses when they study birds.
*applause*
nothing like the crack of the bat when you connect. yessssss
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fishjim
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ok, this has got to be the greatest science project ever.
Musical Analysis of Birdsong
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"From Yeats's golden dove to the nightingale in Berkeley Square, human society has viewed birdsong as a symbol of beauty. But is that response conditioned by societal expectations, or does birdsong really adhere to musical rules? By recording and transcribing the note sequences of common birdsong, we were able to determine that their songs do adhere to the traditional euphonic progression of thirds, fourths and fifths found in most human music."
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DCDave
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The model for language transfer, recall, and memory in computational neuroscience is a birdsong model.
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But what the fuck do I know, I have a penis.
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