Too Many Antibiotics?   Thank Your Lawyer

Too Many Antibiotics? Thank Your Lawyer

A new study suggests that the increase of MRSA in healthcare settings results from clinicians who prescribe antibiotics more often and more broadly than clinical circumstances and evidence-based…
Adaptive Complexity Upgrade

Adaptive Complexity Upgrade

OK, it's not a blog upgrade but a family one: So please excuse the absence while we integrate girl number 4 into the the household. Read the feed:
In Short, Success and Failure are Both Overrated.

In Short, Success and Failure are Both Overrated.

"In short, both success and failure are both overrated." Take a look at Thomas Rid and Marc Hecker's December 2009 - January 2010 Terror Fringe policy review and you might just feel a little blown…
The Angry Lonely Bacterium

The Angry Lonely Bacterium

This is a fascinating article about how behavior at different levels of organization show strong parallels. “Humans in solitary confinement can go crazy, talking to themselves andtrying to break free…
365 Days of Astronomy to Continue in 2010

365 Days of Astronomy to Continue in 2010

I'm forwarding on this call to action!  Over at Universe Today, editor Nancy Atkison announces: Calling all podcasters! The award-winning 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is proud to announce the…
First LHC Results!

First LHC Results!

This morning LHC machinists, experimentalists from the LHC experiments, as well as other CERN personnel gathered in the Main Auditorium at CERN to give their end-of-year report. After a LHC status…
Why (And How) Some Daisies Got Their Spots

Why (And How) Some Daisies Got Their Spots

Dark spots on flower petals are common across many angiosperm plant families and occur on some flowers such as lilies, orchids, and considerable research has been done on the physiological and…
Holographic Horizons Get Hotter

Holographic Horizons Get Hotter

Three days ago I wrote a blog about a new theory that seems to lead to the conclusion that gravity is an effect emerging from quantum mechanical principles. The blog was inspired by an interview with…
Last-minute crumbs at Copenhagen

Last-minute crumbs at Copenhagen

Last-minute crumbs at Copenhagen With 24 hours to go, a minor US concession and a truce between squabbling nation blocs on Thursday allowed some crumbs to be salvaged from the Copenhagen climate…
Cephalopodifying Trees

Cephalopodifying Trees

I have a few cephalopod ornaments to hang on the boughs, but nothing like these ninety-nine beautiful hand-sewn octopuses! Esty has a number of options when it comes to festive cephalopods. This is…