Some technical changes 11 Jan 2011 Raise your eyes to the menu at the top of this pages, and you will see a new menu item “Categories”. A feature of my theme allows me to set up drop down menus with subordinate menus so I finally got around to setting one up for my main categories of posts. If you mouseover the main menu and then the submenus, you can find my posts on a number of crucial subjects. For example, mouseover “Species and Systematics” and you will see “Natural Classification”, which will give you my present research. There’s even a Category for “Rants” if you like that sort of thing, with a submenu for “Sermons”. I haven’t done an Eighth Day Adventist sermon for a while… must get onto that. Enjoy. I will add more as I get time, inspiration and alcohol. You can do a more extensive search for categories with the drop down menu at the right, under “Archives”. Administrative
Academe The end of a dream… for now 21 Dec 20109 Jan 2023 A while back I declared that my career was over as an academic because things were going to hell. Instead, things went on to get better, and I got a postdoctoral research fellowship at Sydney. So I looked like a real putz. Then I got an associate professorship at a… Read More
Administrative Recursions 28 Feb 2008 Janet asks what others have asked – what is science blogging all about, after a bully in the schoolyard taunted us Sciencebloggers. Her questions (and her answers) are very like mine, so I will steal them, below the fold. Read More
Administrative My office 12 Feb 200918 Sep 2017 The University of Sydney is covered with modern buildings, but it also has a few that date back to the 1850s. As it happens I’m located in one. It has no heating, cooling, or internal toilets, but look at it: My office is the two windows to the right, on… Read More
Awesome, thanks John — I was actually looking for that feature on your site today and totally missed the topside menu!
I always feel that anyone with a “Best of…” category should also have a “Worst of…” category too. It seems only fair.