User talk:Bradley Monakhos

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  • admin Says:

    In b4 404

  • Clare Walton Says:

    It doesn't! It's back to being a mess. Looks nice on chrome but not as pretty as the one you posted on my talk. Booo. IE is the devil. Thanks for playing though, now go and play with Pom.

  • CW Says:

    The car is soooo badass!

  • Clare Says:

    yeah dunno what was up, just kept getting an error message. Is fine now. More protocols soon...

  • Blanca Chiu Says:

    Just browsing through this amazing site, this clip indeed gave me a quick laugh. LOL

    Well, well, maybe we should start adding sarcastic science joke of the day as well.

    just a thought.

    BC

  • Jerome Says:

    Yeah, had been a while since I posted any news, so wasn't sure if that was the en vogue protocol. In fact, I don't think this is the en vogue comment section for you, either.

  • nic Says:

    Hey man! How do you do?

  • Brad Says:

    Hi nic, how are you?

  • Matthew Barrett Says:

    Dear Brad,

    My name is Matthew Barrett, and I am a neuroscience educator and coach--a "brain trainer." I started a company in 2007 to share clear, accurate and relevant neuroscience information with people who need it. Recently I've been working with a lot of senior citizens groups, including many clients who are not comfortable with modern technology. To help them, I'm developing the Brain Bulletin, a hard copy newsletter that will share recent neuroscience information in an easy-to-read fashion.

    I'd like to be able to use your blog contents from time to time, when space allows. I'd give you credit, and if I needed to cut things short for space, I'd include a web address for people to read the whole story. If you have any other requests for the handling of your information, I'm open to discuss them. I want my readers to get clear, accurate and relevant brain science information, and your blog seems to be one of the few places where that can be obtained.

    Please let me know if and when I can share your content with my readers.

    Matthew Barrett--The Brain Trainer

    "You see things; and you say, ‘Why?' But I dream things that never were; and I say, ‘Why not?'"--George Bernard Shaw

    www.brain-trainers.net www.facebook.com/braintrainer

    www.linkedin.com/in/braintrainer

  • Bradley Monk Says:

    Hey Matthew, that sounds great! This is exactly what we are trying to evolve OneSci into accomplishing -- the free dissemination of scientific information, particularly neuroscience news. We would much appreciate the trackback or citation though (you know how this SEO world works). Also, I invite you to make a page one OneSci describing your business if you'd like.

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