Competition prizes found at last! 11 Sep 2012 Last November (November!) I ran a competition for some spare copies of Species: A history, but then I moved, and my prize copies ended up in storage. I was living in a one room granny flat, as we call them in Australia, and had no access to the boxen in which my books resided. Now I have moved into an actual flat, and have actual access to my actual library. I am pleased. But even more should Cameron Peters Doug G Elais Jackson Jesse Schaefer Lorax sbh be pleased, because I found them, and can now mail them to our worthy winners (worthy in that they were selected by the Excel random function), if only those worthy folk will email me an address. Very sorry for the delay… Administrative
Administrative YAD (yet another delay) 16 Nov 201716 Nov 2017 So, I have been lax in posting lately. I ate’nt dead. I have been checking the proofs for my book, revising a chapter in a book, and revising a paper on species (or the lack of them as a theoretical category). Also, I’ve been running the AAHPSSS website and helping… Read More
Administrative A note to my readers 1 Sep 2007 If you’re reading this on “Science Blog“, be aware that the site is stealing, copying without proper attribution, and generally parasitising real blogs, including mine. Go to the real Science Blogs site for information on the actual blogs. Although I have a Creative Commons license, this doesn’t mean that anyone… Read More
Administrative A philosophy blog 24 Jul 2010 I have only just found the blog Journeyman Philosopher by Paul Mealing, a fellow Australian. It is a thoughtful and infrequent blog in which he deals with everything from quantum mechanics and time through to popular culture and speciation. I strongly recommend subscribing to this one. Mealing is a writer,… Read More
You should have gotten rid of the weight before moving, but if you still need to shrink your library I could send you my address 🙂
That’s a German plural ending attached to an English word. Very common here. John seems to have moooved quite a stretch. P.S.: I always thought the rich invented ethics, in order to… 🙂