Here’s a look at Princeton University’s Art of Science 2010 Gallery; it’s the fourth annual exhibition of works hosted by the school which examines the insection between science and art.

Wi-Fried glow-in-the-dark trees are on my mind; what’s on yours tonight?

Tonight/early Thursday morning marks the peak of the annual Leonid meteor shower. Did you see anything?

It’s absolutely disgusting that we’ve been systematically treated like criminals in our own country. But I’m even more appalled that I can do little to keep my children safe from this increasingly intrusive government. They are completely undermining my rights as a parent through their fundamental disregard for my need to keep my child and their privacy safe, demanding that I let my child be scanned and groped in public airports.

The U.S. isn’t the only country suffering from corporatism run amok in the halls of government.

Apparently it’s very easy to buy into the “Google is Evil” mantra and replicate a bad meme far too many other media folk have already replicated. Why hasn’t anyone bothered to find out why Department of State is giving out bad border data?

MyFDL has a number of newer community members, including folks who are writing blog posts for the first time. Let’s look at how to write an effective blog post for their benefit, and as a refresher for more seasoned bloggers among us.

How should we handle the disparity in subsidies between fossil fuel and renewable energy sources?

We know plastic additive Bisphenol A is bad for humans, although we’re still learning more about its effects on humans. But why is the U.S. spending tax dollars on studying Chinese workers’ exposures?

We know plastic additive Bisphenol A is bad for humans, although we’re still learning more about its effects on humans. But why is the U.S. spending tax dollars on studying Chinese workers’ exposures?