Chronicles of fashion science[…]

Bush vs Kerry : THE SCIENCE CHRONICLES
The cover story in this week’s Nature is a political one: Mr. Bush, Mr. Kerry, what is your stance on science? Fifteen questions were posed to each candidate, and their responses (or at least the respons[…]

A guy spends months on ILX being forced to talk about boring stuff like music and sex without any respite*. Then, out of all that gloom*, emerges not one, but TWO science threads in the same day**.
Qaballah — Classic or Dud
Parallels Between[…]

HERE
radio free narnia just got googled for “egypt mummies stolen by pirates”
(note to self: no.7 = nowhere, bub)[…]

Any science story that has a photo of Avril Lavigne with the subtitle “Some viruses masquerade as images of pop stars” cannot be all bad. As it is the BBC (yes, they own us today) is telling yet another gleeful story about how Windows XP […]

Phospholipase is new tag for graffiti artist
Loved this story..although obviously not condoning expression of art/science through the forum of spraying public property.[…]

Have You Heard The Flowers Talking?
Huzzah, welcome to Japanese invention corner. A vase that turns your flowers into stereo* speakers. It does seem that it means you speakers have a short shelf life, as long as your cut flowers, and one suspects thi[…]

Popjustice proves that Rachel Steven’s next song will be BEST EVER
Using GRAPHS (which is why we link it here). Our slogan here on Proven is “We love graphs that are a bit about pop music.”[…]

Double-barrelled syringe injects new hope into lame doctors comedies: able to do “a couple of pricks jokes now too”.[…]

One man saw it coming: The Society section of the Guardian is 25 years old, and has trawled its archives to celebrate. The second piece on this page, from 1982, (scroll down) is particularly interesting:
Some insights into the effects of modern commu[…]