Science Engager Circle 9.1.13
Over the last two weeks, many individuals and pages associated with the Science on Google+ community (http://goo.gl/uhJCN) have been discussing recent projects and brainstorming about possible topics for upcoming Hangouts On Air. We took all of the individuals and pages that contributed to this discussion and put them into this shared circle. You can learn more about the individuals in the shared circle by viewing and contributing to this discussion: http://goo.gl/g6RYg4.
Thanks Ward Plunet
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Great work – shared.
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thanks and shared
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Thanks Chris Robinson !
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Thanks, shared.
I also just discovered something that I’m sure is already known. Circle shares (and re-shares) don’t show in the Google+ Android (and iOS) apps, so only our desktop audiences will be aware of this post.
A separate post redirecting all users to this post (via its URL) should suffice as a temporary fix – unless it isn’t that important to reach everyone at the same time.
cc: Chris Robinson
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Thanks Chris Robinson!
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Appreciate your work on this. +1’d and shared with comments.
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Honored. Shared with comments.
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You’re welcome, Ward Plunet, David Fuchs, William Carter, Raphael Ndem, Francesco Busiello, and Kenneth Read. Thanks for sharing! Hopefully we can get some new people to contribute to this discussion: http://goo.gl/g6RYg4.
Great point, Raphael Ndem. I added the URL to the event post.
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Science on Google+ Thank you. Shared. Have a great Labor Day!
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Thanks Chris Robinson , glad to be included 🙂
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It’s good to be part of such an active group, and I hope the discussions carry on in earnest! Thanks Chris Robinson and Science on Google+ !
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Science on Google+ Thank you so much. Shared.
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Shared and thank you, Chris Robinson , Science on Google+ and all the moderators for your tireless efforts to promote science and learning here on Google+. I look forward to the newest incarnation of HOA’s with the many wonderful suggestions people have put forth. Is it true that Urban Meyer and Braxton Miller will be hosting the first HOA on the aerodynamic properties of a semi gaseous oval shape as it hurtles through time and space? J-
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thanks Science on Google+ : )
will share on STEM first, then later in my stream
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Thanks Science on Google+ !
Shared+
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Thanks Chris Robinson !
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Chris Robinson I know you’re a busy guy so it means a lot to see the effort you put into science on G+. Thanks!
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Thanks Science on Google+ !
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Chris Robinson & Science on Google+ Really that’s a great circle with awesome scientists !!!
Lovely wishes to everyone :)))
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Just shared…
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