Andre Nemesio and his team just named a brand new orchid bee Euglossa bazinga, after the catch phrase used by Sheldon Cooper on the television show, The Big Bang
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Randy Treibel's comment,
December 28, 2012 2:13 AM
I can see it now. It will buzz around me going "Randy... Randy....Randy..."
Chris Mallon's comment,
February 10, 8:28 AM
knock knock knock, penny, knock knock knock, penny
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Andrew Spong (@andrewspong) writes:
'Dr. Anne Marie Cunningham is an expert healthcare practitioner of the social web.
She offers insightful, incisive critiques of the use-value of social environments in the education and practice of healthcare professionals, and her blog is a must-add for your RSS reader. Earlier today, she delivered a presentation at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Association for the Study of Medical Education entitled ‘Why does a Twittering doctor tweet’ (parallel sessions timetable PDF).
I look forward to reviewing the full presentation in due course. In the interim, as the event was not streamed Anne Marie has been kind enough to share the ten reasons why she believes healthcare professionals interested in medical education should use Twitter:
1. Connect 2. Engage 3. Inform 4. Share 5. Reflect 6. Be challenged 7. Be supported 8. Lead 9. Learn 10. Inspire
Personally, I’d extend that definition to include healthcare professionals of every stripe as I’d contend that the same benefits are both conferred upon and received by all those practitioners who elect to participate in social environments within the broader context of medicine’s education-practice-education continuum.'
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Bazinga!!