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Eli Rabett
Eli Rabett, a not quite failed professorial techno-bunny who finally handed in the keys and retired from his wanna be research university. The students continue to be naive but great people and the administrators continue to vary day-to-day between homicidal and delusional without Eli's help. Eli notices from recent political developments that this behavior is not limited to administrators. His colleagues retain their curious inability to see the holes that they dig for themselves. Prof. Rabett is thankful that they, or at least some of them occasionally heeded his pointing out the implications of the various enthusiasms that rattle around the department and school. Ms. Rabett is thankful that Prof. Rabett occasionally heeds her pointing out that he is nuts.
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- Atmospheric Chemistry - Daniel Jacob
- Environmental Geosciences - Robert Stewart
- Ray Pierrehumbert on the physics of climate
- David Archer's Global Warming (Parts)
- Spencer Weart's Disovery of Global Warming
- Stratospheric Ozone
- Global Land Vegetation
- Polar Sea Ice
- Sea Surface Temperatures
- Skeptical Science - not a book but a resource
Mostly Science
- And Then There's Physics
- Blue Skies Research - J&J in the UK
- Bob Grumbine in the 21st Century
- Easterbrook's Serendipity
- Izen or Izen it not?
- James' Empty Blog
- Neven's Artic Sea Ice Blog
- Nick Stoke's Moyhu
- Real Climate
- Science of Doom
- Simon Donner's Maribo II
- Tamino's Open Mind
- The Weasel, aka Stoat
- Victor Venema
- Weather from Bridford, Devon, a beautiful corner of the world
Mostly Climate Policy
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Cuter in Bunny Ears
Blog Archive
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- Popcorn please
- Environmental Services
- The Oxidative Capacity of the Atmosphere is Constant
- Pieter Tans on the Role of Scientists
- Grad School
- Exploding the Italian Flag
- High Phrase, or Leave No One Unpunished
- The Earth's energy budget: A slow-motion climate c...
- Is Intellectual Rape a High Tech Lynching?
- Water, Water Everywhere and Neer a Drop Did Freeze
- The Economist Brings the Snark
- Dr. Why vs. Commander Coincidence
- Cat's Got Its Tongue
- Department of catching up on Eli's reading
- With Both a Whimper and a Bang
- What Jeff Harvey reads
- What's going on
- Discount Rates Hole
- The Climate is Infernal
- Richard Tol,
- Well damn it all, it's the Callendar Effect after all
- Eli joins the Trend Wars
- Autres temps. Autres écrivains
- The Las Vegas Review Journal will never win a Puli...
- The Rabett hole
- Clearing More Things Up
- Wattsa Matta Wid Youse Guys
- Eli Writes
- The Ångström Effect
- Fourier and the greenhouse.
- Required reading
- Eli Luntz
- Letters to the Editor
- Dying Departments
- What effect
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Nil Nisi
- A Few Things Illconsidered
- Arthur Smith
- Atmoz
- Capital Climate
- Chris Colose
- Climate Physics Forum
- Cruel Mistress
- Deep Climate
- Delayed Oscillator
- Deltoid
- Denis Delbecq
- Fergus Brown's Old Man
- Greenfyre
- Horatio's Muse
- John Nielsen-Gammon
- Lab Lemming
- Logical Science
- Magnus Westerstrand
- N3xus 6
- Policy Lass
- Post Normal Times
- Rick Piltze
- Some Are Boojums
- Throbgoblin
2 comments:
OK, I admit that I barely knew who Lady Gaga was. So after watching the parody, I watched a Youtube video of her "Bad Romance". I came to three conclusions: the parody had far far lower production values than the original, Lady Gaga's music wasn't as bad as I expected, and Lady Gaga is a genius at self-promotion, on a par with Madonna.
Looking like a trend is developing:
Lady Gaga parody takes on genetics
"Freshman Josephine Coburn from UC Berkeley, also known as Lady Gallium, recently won a university competition for her music video Chromosome, which transforms Lady Gaga's lyrics to explain simple genetics (see video above)..."
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