Mostly science-related, but also other topics.

• Nukes can never be the answer. Nuclear plants can’t supply enough energy to stop global warming, but they can kill the planet.
• Profits cost us cures
• Stem Cells: science and ethics.
• Female genital mutilation
• Tuberculosis: the problem we could have avoided
• When is a drug not a drug?
• Science Goes to the Movies. Rant against unnecessary stupidity in fiction.
• pitfalls of Windows, including MS ability to shut down your computer. ubuntu as an alternative.
• Global Warming
• You can’t believe in evolution
• A Choice or a Child?
• Aug. 28, 2007, Lunar Eclipse as seen from my garden.
• Meet the relatives: sea squirts
• Global warming: links to rebut deniers
• Hero Rats. There are times when I think people really will make it.

Short-ish posts:

• Our Government (Not) At Work Substituting people-destroying methyl iodide for ozone-destroying methyl bromide as an agricultural fumigant. Those are not our only choices!
• Germs taken to space come back deadlier
• Zombie (amoebae) like global warming
• Paper Stirling engine
• Carbon nanotech paper batteries
• Bush admin is for fraud. Really.
• Russians boast about a “Father of all Bombs”.
• Taleban pulls ahead of US Their leaders seem to be capable of using solar technology. Ours ….
• Right. Fine. Brains Differ (About neurological conservative and liberal differences.)
• Now I’ve heard everything (About re-shaping genitalia).
• Ten minute cancer test
• Old signs of life on Mars? (Not, as it turns out.)
• Science-ish links, 2007-09-20 Fossil evidence that warmer bogs exhale methane, another greenhouse gas. Chronic fatigue syndrome may be caused by an intestinal virus. A different white blood cell may be effective against cancer.
• Links to interesting data on the physics of levitation, on dinosaurs, and on muscle wasting disease.
• Science links, 2007-09-03 RFID chips in people. Sharpening telescope pictures from the OWL (Overwhelmingly Large Telescope ;-))
• Science links, 2007-09-01 Storing data on a single atom. A possible vaccine for multiple sclerosis. Engineered cells destroy amyloid plaques in mice. And finally, a cosmic crochet project.