I am heading up north a bit today in anticipation of a talk about Storm World tomorrow at the Stevens Institute of Technology's Center for Science Writings. My host is center director John Horgan, the author of The End of Science. Being on the road should cut down my posting frequency a bit, so Sheril will just have to write double.
Er, just kidding...
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Er, well as you know I hit NY, MA, and DC over the next few days... what's a little extra posting from the road? ;)
Enjoy Hoboken. Birthplace of baseball and the zipper.
Sheril: "Enjoy Hoboken. Birthplace of baseball and the zipper."
And my late Aunt Florence, just about 100 years ago.