Tracks and Traces 04.19.10

  • An amazing photo of a South Korean warship being raised from the depths.

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Science and Science Writing Colin Schultz has committed science blogging! Science bloggers link more often to original research than do mainstream journalists. Not surprising, but good to know there's empirical research. Hannah Waters of Culturing Science ponders the place of young science writers…
Session description: Our panel of journalist-blogger hybrids - Carl Zimmer, John Timmer, Ed Yimmer Yong, and David Dobbs- will discuss and debate the future of science journalism in the online world. Are blogs and mainstream media the bitter rivals that stereotypes would have us believe, or do the…
I awoke this morning at 5:50 am because of a nightmare, only to hop online and find out another one had occurred in Chile. An 8.8 magnitude earthquake had struck. Ten minutes later, the first tsunami warning siren sounded. It was deafening. I remember when I was a little kid growing up in Hawaii…
Here are some of the thoughts and questions that stayed with me from this session. (Here are my tweets from the session and the session's wiki page.) The panelists made a point of stepping away from the scientists vs. bloggers frame (as well as the question of whether bloggers are or are not…

Ha! I've actually owned a copy of the "Thai Elephant Orchestra" CD for about 5 years. It's pretty fascinating to listen to, and not too hard on the ears! I think I'll give it another listen on the way home from work.

The freelancer tax form is a riot.