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Twenty Years at Sea
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Steve's Corner: The End and The New Beginning
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Steve's Corner: To encourage biking, we lose the helmets
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Advancement!
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The Connected Economy
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Logogenesis.
6/27/2000

We can't use "scientology" because L. Ron Hubbard already claimed that for that religion he thought up. I guess we'll have to settle for "scientistology." Anyway, this week we are hosting Gordoes studying lysosomes, so I guess they're "lysosomologists." They've come here under the pretense of sharing the latest research on lysosomes (more on that in the next Corner.) Little do they know they are the subjects of my fiendish scientific observations....Hahahahah! I am contrasting them to last week's bio-organic chemists!

They certainly are different from bio-organic chemists!
Female lysosomologists are frequently observed in clusters of twos and threes. Their clothing is more formal and stylish than that of their bio-organic chemistry counterparts.
Last week's scientists were like grown-up Proctor kids: youthful, informal, fun, a little rowdy, ready to boogie down. Too often, lysosomologists are observed whining.