Doctor Who Waters of Mars / End of Time SPOILERS... ?

My guesses about the upcoming specials. You read it here first, folks.

( Doctor Who Waters of Mars / End of Time SPOILERS... ? )

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Horribly slow day. Only 300 words so far. Partly because I keep interrupting myself to try and solve my Windows XP problem where Google Desktop, Copernic, and Windows Desktop Search all fail to index the content of Word 2007 .docx files. Off to the library this afternoon, but not until I've got 500 words done.

ETA: OK, that's 800 words. Nap time.

ETA: At the end of the day, I've got 3400/4000. Should have Draft One tomorrow evening.

"Science says you're wrong if you think..."

Library FAIL. I'll go tomorrow morning. In the meantime I think I'll post some news from the world of SCIENCE here, in between efforts at unearthing the household from its current layer of filth.

Cervical cancer vaccine reminds girls of sexual risks rather than promoting promiscuity.

Bans 'do not cut abortion rate' (but contraceptive access does).

Teen Birth Rates Higher in Highly Religious States

Can therapy make a gay person straight? (No.)

How myths are made looks at both commercial distortion of science, and more subtly, how scientific citations can become a game of "whispers".

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Internet rules and laws: the top 10, from Godwin to Poe

Letting Words Do Their Work: Why the care of language is more important than ever.

WORDCOUNT

The other writing secrets. If nothing else, read James Moran's four words of crucial advice.

Ben Aaronovitch quotes a terribly funny effort by Robert Sheckley to covercome writer's block.

No two days in Smallville are alike. :)