March 10, 2008
Picture of probable mountain lion droppings-called "scat"-collected by KU professor Mark Jakubauskas from west campus on Oct. 10, 2003. Grid size = 1cm.
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Staph blogs
- Scene Stealers On-Camera Review of "Twilight" 0 comments
- Safe in the Fire Swamp Long on Hope, Short on Math 6 comments
- Scene Stealers Flaming Lips "Christmas on Mars" at Screenland in KC 3 comments
- Ten Million Pounds of Sludge It's no stack of old Life Magazines, but I'll take it. 1 comment
- O Caption! My Caption! Californiggedon 24 comments
Reader blogs
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- Blog Sooo... whaddya think? 63 comments
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- Blog They'll let anyone have one of these things. 7 comments
- Blog Californiggedon 24 comments
- Blog Long on Hope, Short on Math 6 comments
Video Games
Mirror's Edge (PS3)
EA continues their extremely surprising trend of introducing new IPs with Mirror's Edge, a parkour-inspired action game. It features a great first-person perspective that really puts you in the action, but some of the gameplay decisions bring down what could have been a great, innovative experience.
