Here’s a trailer for Lisa Black’s new novel Trail of Blood:
(more…)Archive of posts filed under the JCU category.
Why December 25th?
Why Dec. 25th? Church settled on ‘Christ’s birth day’ centuries later By Joseph Kelly 12/13/2006 The gospel accounts of the Nativity (Matthew 1-2, Luke 1-2) do not say what day Jesus was born. There were attempts to calculate the day, but by the third century Christians realized this was impossible. So they tried other ways [...]
Elizabeth Becka / Lisa Black
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Trace Evidence – Elizabeth Becka |
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Unknown Means – Elizabeth Becka |
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Takeover – Lisa Black |
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Evidence of Murder – Lisa Black |
Lisa Black: Author Question and Answer
Lisa Black author Question and Answer:
(more…)Lisa Black’s Cleveland
Lisa Black’s Cleveland:
(more…)Friday Cephalopod: JCU School Colors
(via Pharyngula)
Good News from my Alma Mater
(via John Carroll magazine) Doctors Joseph Kelly and Valerie Flechtner, longtime members of, respectively, the faculties of Religious Studies and Biology, have co-written an engaging explanation of why the fervently advocated alternative evolutionary theories of Creationism and Intelligent Design are simply not good science. In a feature in which Kelly and Flechtner offer two separate [...]
The Liberty University debate team
(from the everything associated with Jerry Falwell is crap dept.) Check out: They’re not really #1 and Liberty Debate Team, Take 3 – AND – JCU team wins American Debate Assn National Championship: Sean McClure ’07 and Chris Schroeder ‘09 won the American Debate Association National Championship for novice debaters at the annual tournament that [...]
Hydrodynamic interactions and diffusion of bovine serum albumin
Recenetly, I posted a list of old files. Here’s the contents of one of those files — the abstract of my master’s thesis. The concentration dependence of the diffusion coefficient of bovine serum albumin (BSA) was determined using data from osmotic pressure measurements and light scattering. The results showed that hydrodynamic interactions had a larger [...]
