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Tag Archives: contests
The 2012 Ig Nobel Prizes
There’s still time to get tickets for the September 20 Ig Nobel Prize award ceremony at Harvard, where ten researchers will receive recognition for unusual discoveries. The prizes are the brainchild of Marc Abrahams, editor and co-founder of “The Annals … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, Current Events, humor, Nature, Science
Tagged 2012, contests, current events, humor, Ig Nobel prizes, Nature, Science
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Historical Novel Contest
I haven’t been posting writing contests recently, but a local author sent this one out, and I know several readers who may be interested. Sponsored by The Historical Novel Society International, this contest has an $8000 prize plus ebook publication … Continue reading
And We Have A Winner!
That’s right, a winner in the: Caption the Condom Cartoon Contest (announced here last week http://wp.me/pYql4-1MT). There were at least a few positive outcomes after Rush Limbaugh’s slur of law student, Sandra Fluke, which inspired the contest. 1) One positive result: I … Continue reading
My First Ever, Caption the Cartoon Contest!
My recent resolution to stay more positive on this blog is challenged almost every time I pick up a newspaper or turn on the evening news. Believing that laughter is better than tears, and in keeping with this week’s headlines, … Continue reading