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The MTPaginate tag only works within PHP documents!
Make sure that the document extension is .php and that your server supports PHP documents.
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$paginate_current_page = 1;
$paginate_sections = array( 0
, 5);
$paginate_top_section = $paginate_sections[$paginate_current_page-1]+1;
$paginate_bottom_section = $paginate_sections[$paginate_current_page];
} else {
$paginate_top_section = 1;
$paginate_bottom_section = 5;
}
$paginate_self = '&' . $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] . '&';
$paginate_self = preg_replace("/&page=[^&]*&/", "&", $paginate_self);
$paginate_self = substr($paginate_self, 1, strlen($paginate_self) - 1);
if($paginate_self == '&')
$paginate_self = '';
else
$paginate_self = htmlentities($paginate_self);
$paginate_self = basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) . "?${paginate_self}page";
?>
Make sure that the document extension is .php and that your server supports PHP documents.
January 13, 2005
Scrape off Those Stickers!
Scrape off those stickers! AP reports that a judge has ruled that those goofy "Evolution is just a theory" stickers must be taken off of textbooks in Georgia. Now, how about those "Continental drift is just a theory" stickers on the geology textbooks?
More To Read: Tangled Bank
More to read: The Tangled Bank--The Tangled Bank is a semi-regular banquet of posts from various blogs on biology. Thanks to the powers that be for including one of mine in the latest issue. Go read it for the rest, which are fascinating.
January 12, 2005
Dinosaur-eating Mammals (You heard me right)
Dinosaur-eating Mammals (You heard me right): Jeff Hecht at New Scientist has a good write-up of the discovery of a dog-sized 130-million year old mammal with dinosaur bones in its gut. Most mammals may have been humble little critters during the Age of the Dinosaurs, but at least a few seemed to have turned the tables.
December 09, 2004
Bones on the Loose
Homo floresiensis update: The Economist weighs in on the "borrowing" of the fossils. They mention that when the bones were removed, they were simply stuffed in a leather bag. This is not exactly the sort of procedure you see in protocols for avoiding contamination of ancient DNA. In the Australian, the discoverers of "Florence" vow to return to the fossil site, and this time they'll put their discoveries in a really good safe. Wise move.
December 03, 2004
Hobbit Update
The tension continues to mount over the locking-up of the Homo floresiensis fossils, according to this new article in the Australian. (via Gene Expression)