Erm, better late than never? Links for you. Science:
Sentences You Will Probably Never Read in a Published Paper
The GOP candidates have no time for your "science," scientists
13-Year-Old Looks at Trees, Makes Solar Power Breakthrough
Global Warming is a Litmus Test For US Republicans
Other:
Does Rand Paul question the HIV AIDS link?
Tentpoled
The real grand bargain, coming undone
Free sucks. I want my privacy back
Rick Perry Talks About Sex
Brian Moynihan and Empress Eudoxia
Teaching Sexuality Education
As He Turns 75, Thoughts on the Legacy of Robert Redford
Why a Strong Dollar Is a Terrible Idea
The Twilight of Meaning
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Links for you. Science:
Blog Debunks 13-Year-Old Scientist's Solar Power Breakthrough
When Anthrax first came to North America
Eco-labelled fish may be unsustainably fished, or the wrong species
If You Are Anti-Science, You Are Anti-Jobs
The complexity of cancer
Other:
Why isn't the climate left…
Richard Dawkins hits this one out of the park: he slams the ignorance of Rick Perry specifically and the Republican party generally. There is no excuse for the foolishness we get from Perry, or Bachmann, or Huckabee, or Palin, or Robertson, or any of the candidates who have sought validation…
I mean, you might be, but I'm certainly not going to take your word for it....
I have an email from a blogeague (that's a colleague in the blogosphere) asking for clarification on the use of the word Skeptic in relation to climate change. This is a person very much involved in ocean conservation…
And by "me" I mean all the children of future generations.
Willie Soon is a soft-money scientist at Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics who has been producing highly questionable 'science' casting, for several years, faux light on the reality of the human caused process of global warming…
Re: 13 year old kid looks at trees & solar power
The Atlantic article has been updated with a debunking of the kid's idea. Too bad.
http://snipurl.com/w004i [webcache_googleusercontent_com]
Solar-panel "trees" really are inferior (or: "In which hopelessly inept journalists reduce me to having to debunk a school science project")
Some poor 13-year-old kid is all over the news as having made a "solar breakthrough". The news is to blame. All the usual suspects -- popular environment blogs, tech magazines -- blindly parrot the words of this very misinformed (not to blame him, he's an unguided 13 year old) kid.
And here is another link (crossposted from Pharyngula):
"New York Attorney General Kicked Off Government Group Leading Foreclosure Probe" http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/23/new-york-attorney-general-eric…
.....aaand another principled Democrat gets thrown under the bus.