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For the full article and site go to:How do you pronounce Asymptotia?
“As-simp-toe-sha” is a good shot at it.
What is Asymptotia about?
It is about anything, really, running the whole spectrum of things that take my fancy. I will not attempt to make a list here. Flavouring the whole thing will be what I spend most of my time doing and thinking about, of course. That would be Science.
Still reading? Ok, good. So I am a scientist, but this is not necessarily a science blog. It is a blog written by a scientist. The two things are not the same. Further, I’m a scientist working in a university environment, and so I’ll be mentioning and describing aspects of my academic pursuits and activities too.
But, yes, there’ll be lots of things. Three chief topics among those will be Science, Arts, Academia…. and Gardening. Oh, that’s four. Science, Arts, Academia, Gardening…. and Environment. Ok, five. Science, Arts, Academia, Gardening, Environment…. Music. Oh dear….Science, Arts, Academia, Gardening, Environment, Music, Society, Food, Drink, Life, Friends, Fun, Travelling….
Luckily, I’ll be sorting them by category to make it easy for you to filter, and to search. The archives will reflect that categorisation.
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http://www.comscore.com/press/release.asp?press=2698LONDON, U.K., January 23, 2009 –comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today reported that total global Internet audience (age 15 and older from home and work computers) has surpassed 1 billion visitors in December 2008, based on data from the comScore World Metrix audience measurement service.
The Asia-Pacific region accounted for the highest share of global Internet users at 41 percent, followed by Europe (28 percent share), North America (18 percent share), Latin-America (7 percent share), and the Middle East & Africa (5 percent share).
Google Sites Ranks as Top Internet Property Worldwide
The most popular property in the world in December was Google Sites, with 777.9 million visitors, followed by Microsoft Sites (647.9 million visitors), Yahoo! Sites (562.6 million visitors). Facebook.com, which has grown a dramatic 127-percent in the past year to 222 million visitors, now ranks as the top social networking site worldwide and the seventh most popular property in the world.
http://www.seedmagazine.com/misc/about_seed.phpAbout Seedmagazine.com
Seedmagazine.com aims to provide our readers with the most relevant, insightful and entertaining original science content on the web. Updated 6 days a week, our site includes everything from breaking news and in-depth features to columns and reviews, including articles from Seed Magazine (subscribe). While our library includes the usual magazine fare, we also embrace the potential of the web to cross media boundaries by delivering podcasts, slideshows and a growing pool of video content.
In addition to original content, we are always looking outside ourselves toward the greater global science conversation. We interact with our sister site, ScienceBlogs, and other science media and entertainment sites through our Daily Zeitgeist and other regular features.
Seedmagazine.com is the primary online presence of Seed Media Group—publishers of Seed Magazine—and is part of the Seed Digital Network, which also includes ScienceBlogs.com and Phylotaxis.com. Our overarching goal is the nurturing of a science-savvy global citizenry by increasing public interest in and understanding of science.
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Overthinking It subjects the popular culture to a level of scrutiny it probably doesn't deserve.
