What does the Scientific Community have to say to the Wedding of the Decade

We still have 89 years before I can really conclude if this will be the wedding of the century, but I think it definitely will be the wedding of the decade. =)
As the girls whine over the loss of the world's most eligible bachelor, the editor of Cell Culture tries to link the scientific community back to the society. Enjoy. But...

BEWARE: ARTICLE NOT FOR THE AVERAGE AUDIENCE

Ladies, please inject some vasopressin ligands into your spouse.


Abstract
On Friday the 29th of April, 2011, England's Prince William will marry the graceful and poised Miss Catherine Middleton in London's hallowed Westminster Abbey. As the world tunes in to watch the “wedding of the century,” Cell Culture explores the more biological aspects of this historic union, including the neurocircuits that strengthen a marriage, the epigenetic changes that transform a “commoner” into a queen, and the search process for finding a high-affinity partner in a sea of weak interactions.

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Royal Wedding.
Robert P. Kruger
Cell. 2011 Apr 15; 145(2):167.
doi:10.1016/j.cell.2011.04.001

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looking forward to a brighter future for Sarawak.

Looking forward to a brighter future for Sarawak... for Malaysia...
if there ever is one...

That said, well done to my dear Sarawakians,
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黄道吉日: 公元2011年04月16日

Even Singapore Reporter thinks Taib is a Thorn in the Flesh

A report in the Singapore Straits Times this morning - in the eve of Sarawak State Election!

Straits Times 15 April 2011
Win or lose, Najib in a bind over Sarawak polls

forwarded from my uncle

Thank You. Clare Rewcastle Brown

I am ever so thankful for these people, whom though are not Sarawakians, dare to speak up for what they love, what they think is right.
Thank You, Clare Rewcastle Brown, the Sarawak-born sister-in-law of former British prime minister Gordon Brown.

ABC Australia from Sarawak Report on Vimeo.

Now even Australian TV is broadcasting this...

I Wish for a Better World

I with for a Better World, a Better Government for Sarawak.

Like how JR wish for everyone to participate in his global art project, "... and together we'll turn the world...INSIDE OUT."

by, 2011 TED Price Winner, click HERE to participate in JR's Inside Out Project