…catching on my beauty sleep today….
There’s No Such Thing as “Cyberbullying” and The Rutgers tragedy and privacy and technology
Models for growth – Is the world like Play-Doh or like Lego?
The Brick Testament – The Bible, done in Lego.
The Social Disconnect — How Hollywood Misread Facebook
The Art of Answering Questions
What the hell is Sharron Angle talking about?
Cautious celebration and deep concern – renewable energy standard on the Hill
“If we knew what we were doing, it wouldn’t be called research”
I believe I would be a “Data-Driven Nerd”
The truth about teaching statements and The truth about teaching statements, part 2
Line2: Turn an iPod Touch into an iPhone
The advantages of attractiveness… in the zoo
The 2010 Paleo Project Challenge
The Paris Camel is Just Plain Dumb
Cocaine Seeking Is Gated By CART
Adenosine Regulation of Vigilance and Sleep
The Wolf of the Vegetable World
The plants are talking to themselves…
Dramatic Growth of Open Access: September 30, 2010
Repent, for the end of time is relatively near!
Levytator: The World’s First Free-Form Escalator
Parasite of the Day – Aggregata octopiana
Dolphin safe tuna… A dolphin is worth how many fish?
Australia contributes beer to international space culture
Temporal Reasoning in Geosciences
Anatomic Fashion Friday: Steampunk Heart
Cross-cultural reflections on the mirror self-recognition test
NSF Revamps Data‑Sharing Policy
Hello – anatomy of a phone conversation.
When I’m in the Mood for Fiction
I am a blogging researcher: Motivations for blogging in a scholarly context, by Sara Kjellberg