" Nur die Briten fordern lautstark ihr Geld zurück, aber das kennt man ja aus der EU."
Saturday, 30 March 2013
https://joindiaspora.com/i/cddd661dd62e
Wednesday, 27 March 2013
"I am a rock, not just another grain of sand"
Yippee ki-yay, there is a new Bon Jovi album - and even better, they are coming into town this summer. Yippee ki-yay indeed.
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Yeah, es gibt ein neues Bon Jovi Album. Und das beste: die kommen nach Kölle im Sommer. Müngersdorfer Stadion. Hurraaaah!
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"I ain't a soldier but I'm here to take a stand because we can"
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Yeah, es gibt ein neues Bon Jovi Album. Und das beste: die kommen nach Kölle im Sommer. Müngersdorfer Stadion. Hurraaaah!
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"I ain't a soldier but I'm here to take a stand because we can"
Astonishingly how fast one can go down the impact ladder...
it has to be said, I suck at most board games. Actually most at "Die Siedler" - sometimes I manage to win at "Carcassone". What has one to do with the other? Don't know, but I read on about Zen and Motorcycle Maintenance...
Saturday, 16 March 2013
Proudly presenting the 1st of Sexy Science Pieces
With this, I am creating a series of short reports running under the name of Sexy Science Pieces. I will use this to make analyses available to the public which popped up during my daily work. These "Pieces" I think are interesting and/or important for the scientific community, but are not "full fledged" scientific analyses.
The first one actually deals with the finding that the CEGMA pipeline to access completeness of de-novo sequenced eukaryotic genomes does annotate genes in bacterial genomes. This might be a problem if the de-novo genome is not cleaned from possible contamination before running the pipeline.
Please have a look at Figshare and tell me what you think. ;-)
Sexy Science Piece #1: E. coli is 16% CEGMA complete. Philipp Schiffer. figshare.
http://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.653690
The first one actually deals with the finding that the CEGMA pipeline to access completeness of de-novo sequenced eukaryotic genomes does annotate genes in bacterial genomes. This might be a problem if the de-novo genome is not cleaned from possible contamination before running the pipeline.
Please have a look at Figshare and tell me what you think. ;-)
Sexy Science Piece #1: E. coli is 16% CEGMA complete. Philipp Schiffer. figshare.
http://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.653690
Friday, 15 March 2013
Darwin proved right again!
Going back to work on a MS one left on the (virtual) shelf about 3 years ago is guaranteed for an awkward feeling with some embarrassing textual surprises...
Wednesday, 13 March 2013
The biggest surprise in this: they elected an old man!
Haha, the Italian Bishops issued a press statement with congratulations and it still said Angelo Scola as the new pope's birth-name. Somebody a bit to sure there I guess. #pope
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