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Radiohead - Nude (Scotch Mist version)

Glittering prize NGC 3603

No alien TV? Inspiring images!

Butterfly shows speedy evolution at work

Hominid fossil record 3.6 - 3.9 million years old

Spring/Tulips 2007

The RDF Frappr Map

Richard Dawkins Official web site

Beyond Belief 2006

The MySpace bandwagon

Some Meaning Of Life

Point Of Inquiry

My First YouTube video: The Blob

Peace, Propaganda and the Promised Land

The Language of Ignorance

More cool stuff from The Archive

Crapeau du jour

Blender 2.42 released

Firefox 1.5.0.5

Happy Birthday!

World Cup Fever

Drinking, Sports, Coffee

War on Paranoia?

Ethics and moral training

Andrew Bacevich interview

OTOH, It could be worse

How the whales lost their legs

Low number of icebergs

Global Warming and coastal areas

Three great movies, now online...

Iraq is not Vietnam

Methane-belching bugs and origins of life

Climate clash in South Asia

Chomsky and the Just War Meme

Electronic Smog?

Lies, Ticks And Micro-Expressions

26,000 New Species on Endangered List

John Kenneth Galbraith, Economist

US Interventions in the Middle East

Male rivalry and ovulation

Ah yes, The Rapture...

One-of-a-kind meteorite

A history of America's desire to overthrow

The age of Antarctica's ice

Did snakes evolve on land?

Bush Worst President Ever?

Predatory dino bigger than T-Rex may have hunted in packs

Wikipedia's Depth?

Lizard's Third Eye And Color Vision

Firefox 1.5.0.2

The History of the Car Bomb

Tigers 'virtually extinct' in India

Venus Express about to go into orbit

The Yellow Monster and DNA

Chomsky on Failed States

The shapes of letters and visual signs

Bush Speech Writer

Century of the Self

RP 192kbps and votes

The Twists of History and DNA

Le Marchand Puzzle Box or Lament configuration

The Root Of All Evil?

Some tools and things...

Kerkythea renderer

Science Snippets #3

Indigo Renderer

Return of the Screens

Poking the prophet

Blender: Rest On Ground

Darwin Day T-11

The Optimal Blend

Science Snippets #2

Maya Discombobulated

Been Blissfully Busy Blendering...

Happy New Year!

Science Snippets #1

Blender 2.40 released

W.A.R.P. A News Reader

Over in Dover and Mammoth sequenced...

An Atheist Manifesto

Stem cell results were faked

Oldies at the archive

Ray Ozzie @ Microsoft

Is the Xbox 360 cooler than Jesus?

Keepers at the gate

Outsource your entertainment to the Chinese

Happy 77th, Noam Chomsky!

Harold Pinter's 2005 Nobel Prize Lecture

Creationist thugs attack religious studies professor

Einstein Chalkboard

Hackers evolve to spear-phishing...

Hearts And Minds

N.S.A. releases Vietnam study & documents

Taipei 101 causing quakes?

Darwinism and Social Darwinism

Wikipedia featured article

Fisk on fisking

Firefox 1.5 released

Scott Ritter audio

VLC 0.8.4 released

Russia's Cold War Nuclear Attack Map...

Korean Cloning Center Ethics...

Happy Origin Of Species Day!

On flaws and vulnerabilities

Under the hood...

The Internet of Things

Darwin unable to find corporate sponsors

The CIA and its Nazi history

Xbox 360 shortages

John Rendon: Perception manager & media manipulator

Grazing Dinosaurs

Fraudsters Inc. #9784

Two women and a war

Ted Rall and Media Skepticism

Fallujah, one year later...

Torture cartoons

Wal-Mart movie released

McCartney in live space broadcast

ICH Video: Promises and Betrayals

Wallpaper for paradise

Ch-Ch-Changes...

Blissful Bowels...

Titanic life may bloom without water

Useless words & phrases #83

Supercomputer wars...

British Museum Compass

Milgram, Asch, Occam & Tuckman

3 games of summer

Craig Venter's genetic world bank...

Dawkins' Guided Missiles...

Two books by Stephen Jay Gould

Francis Crick, co-discoverer of DNA. dies

Shiny Happy People

More Cassini images

When Pigs Fly...

Eastern Block Arcade machine

Cassini & Huygens

GUG, Links 2004

Radioparadise.com in Time magazine...

Ninja Gaiden & Sega GT On-line...

New XML Based Products ;-)

See what is playing...

BZFlag at 1.10.4

New Xbox titles for the holidays...

New Shop Opened!

New design finished...

On technological progress and some news...

Interesting link on 9-11 Pentagon crash site

Holiday Googles

Xbox Live starts with web integration...

A good web radiostation (Radio Paradise)

Flower Pots with Mexican ornaments...

Violent cute cartoons

Mirror.sytes.org

Last 3 titles...

Work In Progress

Lightwave & graphics section

Tetris Worlds and Midtown Madness 3

The RichardPrins.Com ScreenSaver...

Midnight Club 2...

Moto GP is back...

MAME 0.69 has been released...

Revised WebCam page...

Forums and revised Xbox page

Lambchop tastes great...

Burnout 2 and Star Wars: Clone Wars

PSO Has Landed...

Time for a no-nonsense redesign..

Webcam running off the old PC

Updated Xbox page

MAME 0.62 released

Xbox Live is here to stay!

DVD Profiler 2.0

MAME already at 0.61

Xbox games on Ebay

Underworld new release!

995 albums entered

Summer Holiday 2002

Old album refound!

MS management culture on MSNBC

Dungeon Siege released

On the nature of screensavers...

Integrating mame 37b13 screensaver back into mame

Winter Picture 2002

Fast boot/resume tool BootViz updated

NVidia stability...

VCMAME32.NET 0.59

MAME 0.59 released

Dutch PBS now has many broadband programs

Missing Asteroids Video Game Champ Found...

RalliSport Challenge on the XBOX

Talking to robots or people? Which is it?

Links, Links, Links

5 Years with the Company...

Terrarium demo on .NET

700 albums entered

Matt has changed his hair color!

Schmaster Disaster!

Kraftwerk Latino

Interesting Business Course

Major Redesign of RichardPrins.com

Fold It! #265 - Richard - Created: 5/13/2008 22:06 - Last Update: 5/13/2008 22:23
Fold It is a game developed by the University of Washington (of Rosetta@Home protein folding fame), which lets people interact with proteins as puzzles. The objective is to fold proteins as efficiently as possible, which is done by wiggling and shaking it and manipulating details of the proteins. The game includes a number of tutorial levels which allow for practice in the art of protein folding. The game keeps on-line scores and lets users compete in groups as well. The program currently is available for Windows and Macintosh, with a Linux version coming. The game can be downloaded at http://fold.it. See a press release here. Screenshot of the game

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