Arthur Kornberg, 89; Nobel laureate was the first to synthesize DNA - Los Angeles Times: "Arthur Kornberg, 89; Nobel laureate was the first to synthesize DNA Justin Sullivan / AFP / Getty Images Dr. Arthur Kornberg, the Nobel laureate who was the first to synthesize DNA in a test tube and whose identification of the enzymes used by cells to manufacture DNA laid the foundation for the biotechnology industry, died of respiratory failure Friday. By Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer October 28, 2007 Dr. Arthur Kornberg, the Stanford University Nobel laureate who was the first to synthesize DNA in a test tube and whose identification of the enzymes used by cells to manufacture DNA laid the foundation for the biotechnology industry, died of respiratory failure Friday at Stanford Hospital. He was 89."
blatherWatch: "Fred Ebert, mathematician, academic, militarist bon vivant, pre-Bushite Republican and erstwhile KIRO evening host will do an hour at drivetime (5-6p) weeknightly on Olympia's KGTK 920 and 1400 KITZ AM in Port Orchard."
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2 comments:
Hi Stephen,
Thank you for the support of Fred's return to the Seattle airwaves on Megatalk. We should begin podcasting by early January.
I would hardly refer to us as "rural folks". I grew up in Seattle and was educated in Tacoma, while the owner of the station is a genuine public figure.
Thanks for listening.
Cheers,
Conn Williamson
General Manager 920 KGTK, 1400 KITZ
Hay Conn,
I meant the service area. It is intriguing to see a high quality guy like Fred on your low penetration station while KIRO is running some pretty weak characters .. esp ion the evenings. Their weekends, ironically are pretty good but he mix od personality less sports, drive time dum and dummer, and a half assed Hannity wanna be is NOTHING ot ocmapre with Fred.
Good LUCK!
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