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Oil Spill From An Almost Artistic Point Of View

Oil Spill From An Almost Artistic Point Of View

The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is nothing but a plain disaster. It was of course a topic at ESA's Living Planet Symposium in Bergen this week, where use of satellites to help mitigate this…
Of Blood And Brazil

Of Blood And Brazil

Total Football Versus The Beautiful Game Anyone who predicted Brazil would not be the World Cup winner, much less get beaten in the quarter-finals, was just being contrarian.  Virtually no…
And the Award Goes To

And the Award Goes To

A subtle rainy morning of June sets in with enduring smell of the soil waking me up. A life of a scientist does not begin with a cup of coffee, but with engaging emails. Just back from a hectic work…
The Say Of The Week

The Say Of The Week

"It is a capital mistake to theorise before one has data. Insensibly one begins to twist facts to suit theories, instead of theories to suit facts..." Sherlock Holmes
2000 Days Of Blogging

2000 Days Of Blogging

Today is the 2000th day of blogging for me. And this is my 2003rd post! It all started in December 2004, when I first learned about the existence of a thing called "blog". I had been contacted by…
The Say Of The Week

The Say Of The Week

"If you're going to tell people the truth, be funny or they'll kill you" G. Marx
World Cup: The Vuvuzela In Pictures

World Cup: The Vuvuzela In Pictures

If you've watched any World Cup matches at all (and statistically, if you have not, you are not reading this article) you have been aware of an omnipresent drone in the background - and you might…
The YouTube University

The YouTube University

In most cultures, mothers are allowed to be proud of their off-spring, aren't they? In any case, I am about to brag shamelessly - and beyond - about my son Eilev (19). My son, who one beautiful day…