Opinion Dominion
Founded in 2005: interested in lots of stuff.
Sunday, March 20, 2011
A kind of milestone
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And before anyone disses the numbers, just remember this: Average book sales are shockingly small, and falling fast. Combine the explosion o...
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Friday, March 18, 2011
The Fearless Bolt
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OK, we all know people are easily spooked by nuclear radiation scares, and anti-nuclear activists are no doubt making exaggerated claims and...
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A question
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Given the haphazard way water has been attempted to be delivered to the cooling pools and reactors at Fukushima, I assume there is a good ...
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Thursday, March 17, 2011
No counselling required
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Mind Hacks has a timely post noting the decline of " post disaster counselling " as a practice.
Pure idiocy
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What does the media think it is doing, promoting this schoolyard bullying incident that has "gone viral"? Everyone knows that the ...
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For urgent delivery to Catallaxy
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Female hormone could be key to male contraceptive
A question of timing, part 2
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A couple of physicists have been speculating on whether the LHC could send a particle to the past, with the suggestion being that messages ...
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
A question of timing - Part 1
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I don't have any doubt that anti-nuclear campaigners take political advantage of nuclear crises while they are underway. However, it se...
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Another danger
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It’s a little surprising to read in the New York Times that it’s not only the Japanese reactors which are the source of danger, but the cool...
More on passive safety in nuclear reactors
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I just found this at Technology Review (talking initially about the Japanese reactors): The reactors at the nuclear plant, built in the ear...
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Life's too short...
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....to spend too much time abusing other internet identities. But it has to be said - I've been wanting to say it here for so long - Cat...
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Huh. Scientists can really can sound like Sheldon
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I normally really like James Empty Blog , run by climate scientist James Annan and his wife Jules, both of whom are living in Japan (near To...
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Word games
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After admitting on Insiders that Tony Abbott uses weasel words on climate change, so that his position of spending billions of dollars to at...
Monday, March 14, 2011
Passive safety in nuclear design
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Long term readers of this blog would know that I used to follow with much interest the development of pebble bed reactors - in particular in...
Back to Australian politics
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It feels a little early to go back to speaking about anything other than the death and destruction in Japan, but I’ll briefly note some rece...
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Saturday, March 12, 2011
Japan on our minds
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There is some anxiety in our house at the moment about the inability to contact some relatives in the earthquake affected areas of northern ...
Friday, March 11, 2011
Count me as a skeptic...
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...when it comes to the Zero Carbon Australia plan that says Australia could be powered by renewable energy by 2020: Our research was under...
Too big for my backyard
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Time Magazine has a story on the newly retired space shuttle Discovery: it spent a total of a year in space; was the shuttle that delivere...
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Higher water
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Real Climate talks about the recent finding that some Antarctic ice freezes from the bottom, but also notes the big picture with ice melt: ...
Thursday, March 10, 2011
The Song of the Mice
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Physorg notes that there is research going on about how mice sing (ultrasonically): Whether or not mouse song involves learning either thro...
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