Friday October 3, 2003
An Indian who was officially dead for 18 years and the scientists who invented Murphy's law were among the winners of the IgNobel Awards.
The awards are a spoof on the Nobel Prizes, celebrated annually in Boston to honor achievements that "cannot or should not be reproduced." They are presented by science humor magazine 'Annals of Improbable Research' and several groups at Harvard and Radcliffe ...
Friday October 3, 2003
An Indian who was officially dead for 18 years and the scientists who invented Murphy's law were among the winners of the IgNobel Awards.
The awards are a spoof on the Nobel Prizes, celebrated annually in Boston to honor achievements that "cannot or should not be reproduced." They are presented by science humor magazine 'Annals of Improbable Research' and several groups at Harvard and Radcliffe ...
Friday October 3, 2003
An Indian who was officially dead for 18 years and the scientists who invented Murphy's law were among the winners of the IgNobel Awards.
The awards are a spoof on the Nobel Prizes, celebrated annually in Boston to honor achievements that "cannot or should not be reproduced." They are presented by science humor magazine 'Annals of Improbable Research' and several groups at Harvard and Radcliffe ...
The 1991 Spring Council Retreat will be hell May 10 and 11.
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Sign seen at a Hair Salon: We curl up and dye for you.
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Thursday night is Potluck Supper. Prayer and medication to follow.
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Thursday February 7, 1991
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Monday February 7, 1983
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Monday February 6, 1832
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Saturday February 18, 2017
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Thursday February 23, 2017
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Monday September 4, 2006
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Saturday February 7, 1942
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Saturday February 7, 1818
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Wednesday February 6, 1861
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