Tierney Defeated by Blogging

Tierney Defeated by Blogging

So I'm a couple of weeks late, but it's worth noting that NY Times science blogger John Tierney is quitting his blog: After three years of experiments, TierneyLab is shutting down. I’ll still be…
The ever-growing workload

The ever-growing workload

This is going to be a short post where I confess my recent troubles with keeping everything going on at full speed in my life, while the workload constantly grows. I believe it is a temporary problem…
Who cares what the experts say?

Who cares what the experts say?

This piece about crumbling faith in expertise is making the rounds on the web (see also Becky's comments): The democratization of scientific expertise carries danger with it. If experts cannot be…
Carbon Fudgeprints

Carbon Fudgeprints

Carbon Fudgeprints It seems that everyone has a carbon footprint.  The idea is that everything you do puts CO2 into the atmosphere or if it doesn't then it jolly well ought to so let's work out…
What Is A Sinkhole And Why Do Sinkholes Form?

What Is A Sinkhole And Why Do Sinkholes Form?

A sinkhole in Saint-Jude, Quebec has just collapsed a house, killing a family of four inside, leading people to ask what they are, how they occur and obviously who is at risk. Sinkholes are…
Decisions Shareholder Meeting DOCDATA N.V.

Decisions Shareholder Meeting DOCDATA N.V.

WAALWIJK, The Netherlands, May 12, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of DOCDATA N.V., held this afternoon 12 May 2010, has passed the following resolutions: - Adoption…