How the iPhone's chances were seen then....
- Jan Wessnitzer
There *isn't* "an app for just about anything" until there is an app for iphone applications! (e.g., be able to interface that damn thing to some other hardware!)
A warning on the label states: "This is an extremely strong beer; it should be enjoyed in small servings and with an air of aristocratic nonchalance. In exactly the same manner that you would enjoy a fine whisky, a Frank Zappa album or a visit from a friendly yet anxious ghost."
- Jan Wessnitzer
Yeah, saw this earlier. Strongest I've had is Belzebuth Pur Malt 15% - it was "an experience"...
- Graham Steel
I love Carlsberg Elephant Beer (12%).
- Bill Hooker
I think the strongest beer I ever tasted was some Belgian beer more or less 11% in strength.... I doubt 32% will taste anything like beer... but don't knock it before you try ;)
- Jan Wessnitzer
as Prof Alan Bundy put it: "The theme of the Hamming Seminar series is: * What are the important problems of your field? "The series is inspired by a famous talk by Richard Hamming at a Bell Communications Research Colloquium Seminar in March 1986. Hence the series title. Hamming discusses how to do really significant research with high impact. Of his many invaluable suggestions, asking yourself what are the really important problems is arguably the most valuable."
- Jan Wessnitzer
If you present data from another paper, you should at the very least acknowledge the author(s). Right or wrong? (Some of my data has recently been published in another paper)
- Jan Wessnitzer
I'm sure you would :) (Actually, there are quite a lot of caveats to that, but it's probably not constructive for me to mention all the things you might not like about it in advance.)
- Mark Longair
Jo said you would side with her on that one :)
- Jan Wessnitzer
It's really good! We need a British equivalent - an updated "Yes, Minister" could be interesting. Though I do like "In the thick of it"... :)
- Jo Young