"And the serpent's eyes shine
As he wraps around the vine…"
"But not, perhaps,
in the Garden of Apollo":
— "Garden Party" —
Log24, April 9, 2007
Related material:
"When, on the last day of February 1953 Francis told her excitedly of the double helix discovery, she took no notice: 'He was always saying that kind of thing.' But when nine years later she heard the news of the Nobel Prize while out shopping, she immediately rushed to the fishmonger for ice to fill the bath and cool the champagne: a party was inevitable."
— Matt Ridley on Odile Crick (The Independent, July 20, 2007), who drew what "may be the most famous [scientific] drawing of the 20th century, in that it defines modern biology," according to Terrence J. Sejnowski, a neuroscientist at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla quoted by Adam Bernstein in The Washington Post, July 21, 2007
See also "Game Boy"
(Log24 on the Feast
of the Transfiguration–
August 6, 2006):
