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More on IPCC Chapter Head Neil Adger - & Stephen Schneider

Donna Laframboise wrote 1 day ago: Recently I blogged about Neil Adger, who’s currently leading an Intergovernmental Panel on Cli … more →

Tags: activist scientists, Climate Bible, ClimateGate, ethical & philosophical, free speech, ipcc, Cambridge University Press, intellectual freedom, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Pimp My Barrow 2012 - Your author as a Hobbit!

Billy Sexton wrote 3 days ago: Yours truly, dressed as a Hobbit. Why am I dressing up as a Hobbit? I’m taking part in the annual ch … more →

Tags: Blog Update, Events, Pimp My Barrow, Norwich, Big C Cancer Appeal, lord of the rings, Hobbit

Citrus Fruits Cut Stroke Risk

TheAfterburnSG wrote 6 days ago: The fruits contain antioxidants called flavanones, which have anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective … more →

Tags: Articles, Stroke, Flavanone, citrus, Anti-Inflammatory, Fruit, flavonoid, Lower Risk

The sum of Yamal is greater than its parts223 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 week ago: This post will be a sticky top post for a day or two, new stories will appear below this one. Climat … more →

Tags: The Yamal Deception, Steve McIntyre, medieval warm period, ClimateGate, Andrew Montford, Keith Briffa, yamal

Trailers, Movie Posters, Augmented Reality Games, APPS, etc., etc.: Promotional Materials in the Academic Spotlight

Trailer Prof wrote 1 week ago: OFFICIAL AVATAR TRAILER – Download the INTERACTIVE one at www.avatarmovie.com/air/ I got a Call For … more →

Tags: Guest Posts, Introductory and Reference Post, Lists & Compilations, Avatar interactive trailer, dr. keith johnston, Frames journal, Lisa Kernan, Media Studies, movie promotional materials

'Boss Boot Camp' - our Reed Short Film Competition entry

Paul Cook wrote 2 weeks ago: We were really pleased to hear that ‘Boss Boot Camp‘ made the shortlisted 12 of the Reed … more →

Tags: Blog Post, 2012, 60D, canon, Cinema, DSLR, film and television studies, filmmakers, Photography

10 Questions, 1 Student: INTO University of East Anglia

INTO Higher wrote 2 months ago: It’s over to INTO University of East Anglia today, for a quick Q & A with Erika, who tells … more →

Tags: INTO University of East Anglia, Culture Shock, Malaysian student, Norwich, Student Life, study in the U.K

New and Improved CRUTEM4 Global Land Surface Temperature Data vs IPCC AR4 (CMIP3) Climate Models77 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 2 months ago: Guest post by Bob Tisdale INTRODUCTION Chapter 4-7 of If the IPCC was Selling Manmade Global Warming … more →

Tags: climate data, Modeling, climate change, Global Warming, Climate model, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, ipcc fourth assessment report, ipcc, Climatic Research Unit

Doctoral studentship in African archaeology and material culture

ach wrote 2 months ago: As mentioned, we are looking for a PhD student to join the team. The full text is on the SRU website … more →

Tags: News, West Africa, Museums, Archaeology, History, Africa, Anthropology, higher education funding, crafts

Outcast1 comment

drjeff7 wrote 2 months ago: I oftentimes keep my opinions to myself throughout daily life.  This is likely due to the fact that … more →

Tags: Homesteading, farming, Natural, organic, Nutrition, You are what you eat, GMO, gardening, developing country

1700 UK Scientists Rebut “Fakegate” Emails

fathertheo wrote 2 months ago: In 2009, somebody hacked into the computers at the University of East Anglia and accessed and stole … more →

Tags: Politics, climate change, Science, Global Warming, Environment, carbon dioxide, ClimateGate, Gustave Dore, Fakegate

Australians just aren't going to know what rainfall is106 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 2 months ago: While the Waragamba dam overflows in NSW, and the Sydney Morning Herald reports… ‘Unprec … more →

Tags: Weather, alarmism, Drought, rainfall, Australia, Andrew Bolt, Bureau of Meteorology, Tim Flannery, Murray-Darling Basin

Eating Citrus Fruit May Lower Women's Stroke Risk

lkroyet wrote 3 months ago: www.sciencedaily.com – February 23, 2012. A compound in citrus fruits may reduce your stroke r … more →

Tags: Stroke, Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association, National Institutes of Health, Aedin Cassidy PhD, Norwich Medical School, Eric B. Rimm ScD, Éilis J. O'Reilly ScD, Giancarlo Logroscino MD PhD, Colin Kay PhD

Health Updates 29 February 2012

R.J. Woods-Hill wrote 3 months ago: FDA adds diabetes warning to statin label: “The FDA said today that all statins must carry war … more →

Tags: health news, Stroke, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, American Heart Association, Low Density Lipoprotein, liver function tests, statins, drug labels, soy foods

Kaiser Chiefs Q&A 06/02/12

jamierabbitmusic wrote 3 months ago: Back during the first week of this month, co-editor Rachel McGrath and I drove up through the snow t … more →

Tags: interviews, UEA, kaiser chiefs, 06/02/12, simon rix, ricky wilson, The Future Is Medieval

"Letter from an Understudy" by Kathryn Simmonds

kattomic wrote 3 months ago: “Letter from an Understudy” by Kathryn Simmonds 02.28.12 Story 59/366 Kathryn Simmonds is an award-w … more →

Tags: Crime, Kathryn Simmonds, Letter from an Understudy

Citrus fruits can cut stroke risk2 comments

SheWasaDayTripper wrote 3 months ago: New research suggests eating citrus fruits such as oranges and grapefruits may help to reduce the ri … more →

Tags: Health & Beauty, Fruit, health, Oranges, grapefruits, Science, Research, Lifestyle, Medical

Prevent Stroke in Citrus Fruit

Health of the Day wrote 3 months ago: Recent research shows that eating citrus fruit regularly can help reduce the risk of stroke. For thi … more →

Tags: Alternative, Cassidy, citrus, Flavanone, flavonoid, fruits and vegetables, ischemic stroke, journal stroke, Lower Risk

cotonou 24 feb 20121 comment

ach wrote 3 months ago: A busy past while. We spent the morning packing our 200 kilos of finds (yep mainly potsherds) and to … more →

Tags: News, archaeology, West Africa, Global Connections, Archaeology, History, Africa, Science, research funding


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