Interesting science story from the CSM

Halfway to a thousand articles – that’s going forth

Back later today

Work, money and everything else

All you need to know about the new forth

Current thinking on forth

The shape of things to come?

We’ve been publishing for four months – here is what that would cost if forth was a commercial operation

In bar chart form

It’s a process of debate

It’s a fantasy.

More media coverage for forth. Sort of.

And not just in forth

Data blues.

Or its editor.

Who likes bar charts?

Something wicked this way comes

Statistically speaking

Not much in the way of blogs recently but plenty of good articles – and more to come

A fresh start for forth

Today on forth

Derek Wall is a green. I am not. But that doesn’t mean we don’t get on.

Cowen to bring in prescription charges

Er, what?

Ah, so that’s what I didn’t realise!

James Heartfield’s article on the Lisbon Treaty, ‘Ireland votes Yes: It’s not just the economy’ is cited Christopher Bickerton, writing in Le Monde Diplomatique.

And they do attribute

Christ almighty, Ben Dunne is speaking sense on the radio

Is the Lieberman gay? His name is almost Yiddish for man love, after all…

Arthur Scargill is in Ireland – don’t let the creaky old Stalinist own the miners’ strike

Some technical notes.

What’s the weather like on planet Hobbs?

Greetings, elected representatives.

forth is quoted in the Independent of London – not that you’d know.

Just so you know: Irish current affairs site breaks 10,000 reader barrier before launching

Maybe.

It’s an endless round of testing…

Temperatures have fallen over the last eleven years.

Asks the Irish Times.

The BBC reports that the INLA has stood down.

Focussed on technology this time.

And traffic analysis.

Not even a full day in yet and we have a syndication request.

How’s it going? Surprisingly well.

Stories include:

UK motor production down 17.9 per cent, reports the BBC.

What’s going on…

It’s not often that one reads about Calvin in the press.

Someone has actually managed to make George Monbiot look like a humanist.

The ex-workers rising

Fianna Fáil discover republicanism. Sort of.

Confused politics.

Bad news.

Current working list:

Whoops! Oh, wait, I did it too.