Obama on Palin, and other random trash

Via dubious sources, I've just discovered thedailymash, and Obama defends 'creationist psycho bitch' remark in particular. Their take on the US housing crisis is good, too. There's even a bit aboutGW.

On a more techie note, I came in at the facebook article before my technical lead directed me to the Lib Dems political plans. But I found this all by myself. Sorry: I went to public school, you know.

Meanwhile, from cyrolist, it seems the UKMO is interested in ice shelves:

Polar Ice Sheet Modelling Scientist

Salary: GBP 25,500 + competitive benefits including Civil Service Pension.

Permanent post at the Met Office, Exeter, UK

Closing date for applications: 24 September 2008

A significant uncertainty in future projections of sea level is associated with dynamical changes in the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets and a key aspect of this uncertainty is the role of ice shelves: how they might respond to climate change, and the effect this could have on the ice sheets. The purpose of the job is to incorporate a model of ice-shelves into the Hadley Centre climate model to develop a capability to make projections of rapid changes in ice sheets, thereby leading to improved scenarios of future sea-level rise.

There's a web advert with further details at

http://www.newscientistjobs.com/jobs/job/polar-ice-sheet-modelling-scie…

I'mnot sure I fully agree with them, though. Probably icesheet-shelf interaction is more fun. Maybe thats what they mean.

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"Polar Ice Sheet Modelling Scientist"

You obviously can't keep away from this climate science lark so why don't you apply?

:-)

[:-) indeed. I would blog about work, but its confidential, sadly, so I can't. -W]