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Winner of Nova’s Ghost in Your Genes DVD

Jan 10, 2008 site news

The randomly chosen winner of the newsletter contest is Dr. Natalia Cucu, an assistant professor of genetics at the University of Bucharest. She will be receiving a copy of Nova’s Ghost in Your Genes DVD, just as soon as it’s available on January 14, 2008.

The irony of the timing of this contest is that the newsletter, as some may have noticed, is currently not functioning. It turns out that Zookoda, the service I have used since the beginning to send “broadcasts” of the newsletter to all of our subscribers, has temporarily disabled this feature due to spammers abusing the feature and bogging down their servers. I had hoped that Zookoda would be able to remedy this situation quickly and get it back up and running, but I’m now in the process of exploring other options in order to get the newsletter going as soon as possible. In the meantime, you can still use the same subscription form (in the right sidebar), which will deliver your e-mail address to the list which I can export to whatever avenue I end up choosing for the next installment.

My apologies to all of the subscribers for the downtime.

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One Response to “Winner of Nova’s Ghost in Your Genes DVD”

  1. dan Says:

    January 24th, 2008 at 7:31 pm

    hey….I enjoy browsing your site. Have you happened to hear of any recent epigenetic experiments on animals…I know a couple years ago the agouti mouse thing came out, but I haven’t been able to find much else. This is a fascinating field to me but I can’t seem to find much about it. I don’t know if epigenetics is being supressed or what, but no one really seems to be talking about it much. Of course I’m no scientist so maybe I’m not looking in the right places. Anyway, nice site. Dan