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One year in the Evil Empire
Does Scienceblogs really look so ugly from the outside?
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In Jo’burg, you can’t see the jungle for the trees
One of the biggest unknowns when I moved out here last year was Johannesburg itself, and one of the biggest surprises is illustrated in this picture, looking towards the city centre from outside my office:
What keeps the geoblogosphere awake at night?
The Accretionary Wedge #6 is up at the Lounge of The Lab Lemming. Chuck challenged us to write about “things which makes us go hmmm”, and the answers range from head-scratching over particular outcrops to musing on a planetary and … Continue reading
Endorsements don’t get much better than this
It always seems rather self-aggrandizing to start crowing when other bloggers award me blogging awards. This is not to say that it happens that often – and it’s certainly not that the recognition goes unappreciated when it does. It’s just … Continue reading
Delusions of grandeur? Us?
If you’re worrying that we in the science blogging fraternity are starting to get ideas above our station, these two cartoons will surely put your fears to rest. (from aphanitic) (via Her-Seed-Overlordness Ginny)
Nice plan for content warnings on Mastodon and the Fediverse. Now you need a Mastodon/Fediverse button on this blog.