new prize for best contribution to science in the past year

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ere - 27 Jul 2006 06:01 GMT

hi,

i'm organising an award ceremony for the best contribution to science
in the past year. i have not yet decided on the size of the prize money

but it is likely to be in the thousands rather than millions of
dollars. i hope to award this prize on a yearly basis and shall be
considering nominations over the next year. this award differs from
others in that it is for the best contribution to science over a one
year period and so is recent and relevant and will attract a wider
catchment of candidates. candidates are expected to give a lecture
explaining their contribution to science. this award will, hopefully,
attract global publicity. please present your nominations here or by
email. also please suggest a suitable name for this prize, such as the
science prize.

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John Jones - 27 Jul 2006 19:30 GMT

> hi,
>
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> email. also please suggest a suitable name for this prize, such as the
> science prize.

dO YoU Find ExceSSIVe Use of CApiTol LetTeRSs AnnOYING ?
i do

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zzbunker@netscape.net - 08 Aug 2006 02:46 GMT

> > hi,
> >
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> dO YoU Find ExceSSIVe Use of CApiTol LetTeRSs AnnOYING ?
> i do

That's why the prize has to named selectic 5.2.4

Since it's a waste of money to the prize to a physicist,
since they have a bias against any punctuation that is not graffitti.

It's a waste a time to give the prize to a biologist, since
they have a bias all things that are not Australian.

And it's a waste of space to give the prize to a Chemist, since
they have a bias against everything that is not
ph balanced to 4.5/

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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Biology / August 2006

new prize for best contribution to science in the past year