Incessant Expressions

The inaugural edition of the new blog carnival based on history of science The Giant’s Shoulders is now up at A Block Around The Clock, another excellet scienceblogs.com member.

The newest Carnival of the Green is up at AIDG!

This is something I can finally agree on, without issue, with Catholics: the Pope preaches to Australian Catholics about climate change (WSJ, sub. not required!). I’m fairly certain this will be the only time I agree with Catholics, or even the Pope, on an issue that’s actually important.
Thankfully this isn’t one of those brain-dead [...]

This weekend, we’re planning our first trip to D&D Farms for some fresh veggies that we’ll hopefully be picking ourselves. If not, I won’t have a heart attack. I’m mainly interested in bulking up my meager supply of dried peppers. Right now, I’ve only got about a dozen red chilis, jalapenos, and [...]

All you other textiles beware, Satinism is on the loose. The comments are pretty funny as well.

Before I get into the meat and potatoes of this post, let me present you with a list. It’s a list of stuff I’ve dug out of our Waste Management waste dumpster in the last 10 days or so:

1 1/8″x15 1/8″x48″ pressed pine wood panel (according to Lowe’s, this retails for about $17)
5 or [...]

And #135 is being hosted by some fellow Floridians at Green Time. Here’s to some juicy green goodness!

I just came across this expose from the Village Voice/New Times LA (why doesn’t New Times Broward write stuff half this good?).
It’s rather long winded but well worth the read for some insight into how Scientology loves to waste money to not pay people who sue them. Some of this stuff is new hat, [...]

Today is the celebrated day of our country’s independence from Britain so many years ago. It’s also my step-father’s 74th birthday! And unfortunately, it’s just another Friday for us so we have to work :(.
Happy 4th everyone and be safe.

Well, at least at the Port St. Lucie service plaza according to TCPalm.com (don’t bother reading the comments, they’re pretty much focused on bashing Crist). While this is a welcome addition to the CITGO pumps already in place that readily provide gas for travelers approximately every 45 miles, is this “too little, too late”? [...]