Radio commercials are coming of age.

A comment on the post by Matthew Nisbet on the topic of a study from UWM. How to diminish the polarization of debate, a trend that the researchers (and probably all of us!) see happening?

From another blog, I googled for wading birds of Texas and came across a site by a website designer who knows what he or she is doing.

Informal communication and how it can fail.

I guess a review of sorts of Scienceblogs.Com. Well, ok, I’ve subscribed already. I mention an article of theirs on the extinction of the dinosaurs. If you know of more data concerning the topic of their article, please link

It’s a quiet afternoon. Everything is still. The temperature is soothing, so soothing that even the birds are quiet. Outside my porch there’s a big field of green. Beyond it lies a sleeping forest, and above it a pale cyan sky peeking through ice cream clouds. On days like this, it’s hard to ask yourself [...]

I’m sitting on my lawn in the warm Swedish summer sun. A tepid breeze tickles the hairs on the back of my neck, and a butterfly with brown and orange markings takes a brief interest in me, then continues its meandering flight. Thoughts come to me in a light, steady trickle like the one from [...]