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We're doing a small social experiment to see what kind of effect this +1 actually…

By Sander Timmer | October 3, 2012 | Comments 1 comment

We're doing a small social experiment to see what kind of effect this +1 actually does have on visitors to our website if people that +1 are actually not relevant at all.

So this is a Dutch website which target the Dutch market. It would be great if non-dutchies +1 this site as well so that we can try to find out if this actual changes something significant in the amounts of views in the search, search ranking and amount of clicks.

If enough people do this we're happy to share back the results back to Google plus! thanks a bunch already!

#googleplus #marketing #seo #analytics

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RijschoolVergelijker.net – Vergelijk rijscholen met ervaringen en recensies!
Vergelijk rijscholen / autorijscholen met ervaringen, recensies, cijfers en CBR gegevens op RijschoolVergelijker.net

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What happened before the "big bang" aka "the beginning" in a…

By Sander Timmer | October 2, 2012 | Comments 3 comments

What happened before the "big bang" aka "the beginning" in a nice and easy to understand documentary.

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A great list of freely available lectures in mostly genetics by the Broad Institute.

By Sander Timmer | October 1, 2012 | Comments 0 Comment

"Past videos of the Primer on Medical and Population Genetics series are freely available for viewing by clicking one of the links below. The talks are geared toward a wide audience, including research technicians, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and established investigators just entering the field"

Past Primers | Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
2010-2011. 9/16/10, Introduction to complex trait genetics [ video ], David Altshuler, Director, Medical and Population Genetics Program, Broad Institute. 9/23/10, Genetics in Mendelian human disease …

A great list of freely available lectures in mostly genetics by the Broad Instit…

By Sander Timmer | October 1, 2012 | Comments 0 Comment

A great list of freely available lectures in mostly genetics by the Broad Institute.

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Scary to see how MEPs like Verhofstadt explain the Dutch elections as an argument…

By Sander Timmer | September 27, 2012 | Comments 0 Comment

Scary to see how MEPs like Verhofstadt explain the Dutch elections as an argument that we actually became more pro-EU in the last 7 years (the year we voted against any further power increase at the EU, which in the end we got anyway in the Lisbon treaty) which is totally wrong.

The elections in the end, sadly, didn't go too-much about Europe but more about who people would like to see as minister president leading to a massive shift back from "extreme" against EU parties back to more central parties.

It's utterly nonsense to claim (but what to expect from Verhofstadt who is the stereotype for what is wrong with the EU) we changed opinion or that the euro is the driving force of our economic growth (what growth?!).

It's a sad fact that underbellies and non-factual nonsense is what is driving the politics of these kind of people.

HARDtalk: Guy Verhofstadt & Richard Ashworth – Members of the European Parliament
What is the European Union’s ultimate goal – to be a federal super-state?

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Funny QTL in the Pig QTL database, the genetic marker linked with good Bacon! Pretty…

By Sander Timmer | September 24, 2012 | Comments 0 Comment

Funny QTL in the Pig QTL database, the genetic marker linked with good Bacon! Pretty sure both +Christine Seeliger and +Nenad Bartonicek agree on us doing some replicate studies on this 😛

http://goo.gl/Q8URU

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Pig QTL Database
QTL Map Information. Chromosome: 16. QTL Peak Location: n/a. QTL Span: 23 (cM). Upper, “Suggestive”: n/a. Upper, “Significant”: n/a. Peak: Lower, “Significant”: n/a. Lower, “Suggestive”: n/a. Analysis…

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