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Tim Lambert (deltoidblog AT gmail.com) is a computer scientist at the University of New South Wales.
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Scienceblogs management informs me: Let me apologize again for the problems that many of you and your readers are experiencing. The attack is ongoing, originating from Turkey and Qatar, and until it stops, Rackspace must block IP ranges in order...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 7:50 PM • 6 Comments •
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Sitemeter says there have been 4,000,000 visits to this blog. My thanks to everyone who has dropped by....
Posted by Tim Lambert at 8:22 AM • 67 Comments •
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If they are going to include my blog on their list of the top 30 science blogs, I can't help but link to them. There are some good blogs on their list which is only marred by the inclusion of...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 4:35 AM • 38 Comments •
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Andrew Bolt is giving the climate change debate panel at the Sydney Writer's Festival some free publicity.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 4:24 PM • 78 Comments •
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Sydney Writers' Festival 2009: Stories from the Climate Change Front: A Forum and Launch of Overland 195 Saturday, May 23 2009 15:00 - 16:00 David Spratt, co-author of Climate Code Red, Dr Sharon Beder, author of Global Spin: The Corporate...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 11:57 AM • 29 Comments •
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The Reef Tank interviews me.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 12:19 PM • 23 Comments •
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Old posts at timlambert.org have all been moved to scienceblogs
Posted by Tim Lambert at 8:27 AM • 3 Comments •
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John Mashey wins prize for 50,000th comment at Deltoid.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 12:54 PM • 2 Comments •
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There are less than 100 comments to go before we reach 50,000 comments here at Deltoid. The tradition around here is for some sort of award, so if you are number 50,000 and you include a valid email address you...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 3:23 AM • 35 Comments •
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ScienceBlogs is upgrading to Movable Type 4. During the upgrade process there will be no new posts or comments. Everything is supposed to be back to normal in 36 hours. What could possibly go rong? Update: And we're back......
Posted by Tim Lambert at 12:24 PM • 17 Comments •
