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By Nicholas Horton | January 26th 2009 01:41 PM | 5 comments | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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About Nicholas Horton

I'm a graduate student in mathematics at Portland State University. My areas of study are Quantum Game theory and Mathematical Biology with a focus in Evolution.

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Hank's picture
I dig the make something cool every day approach this guy has.

I'd like to write something cool about science every day but it's a lot of work.

Hank Campbell | 01/26/09 | 16:03 PM
Becky Jungbauer's picture
It's hard to work when you lay around reading Science and Nature and eating sour cream and onion potato chips all day.

Becky Jungbauer | 01/26/09 | 18:55 PM
Hank's picture
They're Fritos.  Are you sure you're a journalist?  Even Dan Rather can be more accurate than that.  ;)

Hank Campbell | 01/26/09 | 19:17 PM
Becky Jungbauer's picture
I accused you of being a corn chip favoritist and you refuted, suggesting Doritos and sour cream and onion chips were on the menu. Just trying to be inclusive.

Becky Jungbauer | 01/26/09 | 19:23 PM
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Then you'd better go catch it!

Becky Jungbauer | 01/26/09 | 18:49 PM

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