Fraptorday: Weekly Raptor
Here Pablo, a male Harris’s hawk, returns to Diane. We were at the San Jacinto Wildlife Area trying to find
Read moreMonth: October 2006
Nature 2006/10/12
Hmm. Lot’s of cool stuff in the Nature issue of 2006/10/12. There’s the article on the use of ketamine to
Read moreSpam as DoS
The server here handles several WordPress weblogs. I have Akismet running, so they weren’t filling up with spam being served.
Read moreA Small Howlerfest
I’m going through photos to find documentation of the existence of some items that are in my insurance claim. Along
Read moreWhat’s Wrong with this Signal?
At the Consumer Electronics Show in 2001, the display at this vendor’s booth stopped me cold. Apart from putting all
Read moreFraptorday: Weekly Raptor
Well, my DSLR was stolen, but I still have my archives to draw upon. Steve Layman gave a demonstration at
Read moreDarwin Online
Darwin Online Dr. John van Wyhe has been on a mission for years now to collect and make available the
Read morePhoto Daydreaming
It seems unlikely that whatever insurance covers in the end will be sufficient to replace the photographic gear that I
Read moreScience and Modeling the Mind
The October 6th issue of Science had a special section of articles on “Modeling the Mind”. This is something that
Read moreI’ve Been Robbed
Yesterday, we went out hunting. I fought a headache all day long. We got home about 6 PM, parked the
Read moreLuskin Gets Something Right
In a long and tedious response to my article pointing out that Casey Luskin had experience in “flying under the
Read moreFraptorday: Weekly Raptor
Another picture from last week’s parctice session. This is likely Shelby heading for the lure on a return pass.
Read moreGetting Cozy with Drupal
Recent software upgrades on the server here busted the xtemplate themes that I had set up for three domains running
Read moreOhio Ditches the Discovery Institute
As reported on the Panda’s Thumb, the Ohio State Board of Education killed off Resolution 31 on Tuesday. The apparent
Read moreWe Have a Winner!
We all knew that she had it in her to do this. Former U.S. Representative Helen Chenoweth-Hage had demonstrated her
Read moreTaming Wild Water
The New York Times reports on a cheap new device to help people get good drinking water in places where
Read moreIf It Worked for Columbus…
The Eclipse That Saved Columbus The article by Ivars Peterson recounts a tale we know today from a variety of
Read moreLuskin, Undercover Agent
The Cornell University IDEA Club web site, The Design Paradigm, offers up a story about New Scientist reporter Celeste Biever
Read moreFraptorday: Weekly Raptor
This week, I’ve got a fresh picture taken at this morning’s exercise with Shelby and Rusty. Shelby here is making
Read moreTwo Reported Antidotes from the University of Wisconsin
‘Failed’ experiment yields a biocontrol agent that doesn’t trigger antibiotic resistance New drug blocks influenza, including bird flu virus The
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