Monthly Archives: February 2008

Bronwen Dekker posted about googling oneself, so like any good egoist I did the same.

It’s up – the Carnival of Cities, over at GrrlScientist’s place.

The big news on the BBC World Service (and elsewhere)this morning was that their desks had been shaken by an earthquake. I reckon this doesn’t look good for God.

I’ve just had a simple but brilliant idea to finally get rid of the p-value.

Grrlscientist is glaring at me virtually, so I had better write something about Helsinki, for the Carnival of Cities blog festival she’s compiling. I’m a bit unsure about this, for the simple reason that I’m not sure Helsinki really counts … Continue reading →

I’ve just received an email from a colleague telling me (well, us) that our paper is now online. I had totally forgotten that I was on the paper.

We all know that life now is not as good as it was in the Golden Days, where everyone wore rose-tinted spectacles, the sky was blue, before the days of colour. It is this obvious that things must be getting … Continue reading →