Monthly Archives: June 2008

Jenga!

Good timing or what?

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Talk, talk, talk

The government has launched yet another energy policy consultation and Ashley Seager hit the nail on the head: why more talk? I’ve lost track of the number of energy consultations and white papers since Labour came to power but I’m pretty sure I’d need both hands and feet to count them.

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The end of Computer Modern?

Well in short, no, but hear me out.
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Thinking Rock and GTD

I’ve got another post up at AcademicProductivity.com, this time about the Research Assessment Exercise and evaluation. The response to the first post was really encouraging so I’m going to try and contribute regularly when I can.

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Carbon scenarios launch

Last night was the launch of the Stockholm Network’s Carbon Scenarios, a project I’ve contributed to over the past few months. The event was well attended and there was some good discussion afterwards; the three – slightly depressing – scenarios seem to have really struck a chord with people. You can download the full report from the project’s webpage.

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Hewlett-Packard covers Radiohead

This is crazy (and beautifully filmed too). The fun starts about 1:30 in.

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