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Post #3781086
Sam Neil died. He was a truly decent person. It wasn't from the cancer he battled earlier. #RIP #celebrity #nz #inmemoriam #jurassicpark https://www.rnz.co.nz/life/people/celebrity/actor-sam-neill-dead-at-78
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Post #2519057
https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/forrest/vignettes/intro.html forrest creates publication-ready forest plots from any data frame that contains point estimates and confidence intervals. A single function, forrest(), handles the full range of use cases — regression model results, subgroup analyses, meta-analyses, dose-response patterns, and more. The only hard dependency is tinyplot. forrest works with base #R data frames, tibbles, and data.tables. #rstats
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Post #2519055
Is there anyone here from Putāruru? Do you use inaturalist.nz? It would be great to get a #ruru observation from there! They are a bit hard to capture in an acceptable format, though. @joncounts #iNaturalist #nz #Putāruru
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Post #1913277
LIKE NO THANK YOU. #US to issue passports featuring #Trump’s picture to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary #democracy #kakistoracy https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/28/politics/us-trump-passport
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Post #1913275
New paper out in *New Zealand Plant Protection* 🌾 Buddenhagen CE et al. (2026) report AHAS‑inhibitor herbicide resistance in recent Alopecurus myosuroides (black‑grass) incursions into New Zealand. Two incursion‑linked seed lots were tested. One showed very high resistance (&gt;10× the label rate to achieve 90% control), while the other showed reduced sensitivity. This indicates that AHAS‑inhibitor herbicides should not be used for black‑grass incursion responses in New Zealand. Given the...
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Post #1913267
Informal connections outweigh coauthorship ties in academic impact | PNAS Mentoring and support networks, as evidenced from article acknowledgements, are a strong predictor of impact. https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2511050123 #science #sciencewriting #impact #manuscript