100 posts! Yay!

And like a hunk of rotting wildebeest on the searing planes of the Serengeti, I’ve attracted a pack of rabid hyenas—my half-dozen subscribers.

References to scavenging dogs aside, I thank you. And I hope you actually exist and aren’t just spambots.

If you are real, I have a question for you: What technological/scientific advances/discoveries are you most looking forward to in the next 25 years? A lot of promising things are on the horizon—hyper-efficient solar cells, algae bio fuels, the Large Hadron Collider, custom genetically engineered organisms, the iPad. What makes your inner science geek froth at the lips? Post a comment or send me a message and maybe I’ll do a feature on it.

Thanks for reading!

Dustin Driver

Dear Reader,

You might have noticed that the site is conspicuously lacking the daily helpings of science news that, in fact, define it. Well, I’ve been trudging through a deluge of freelance work for B&H Photo Video and FileMaker, in addition to caring for my newborn son and wife. Additionally, I’ve been waging a protracted war with a mild yet exceedingly annoying head cold. Excuses excuses, I know. But I plan to get back on track in the coming days and catch up on some old news that I think is especially important and/or exciting.

I also have an exclusive interview with a man who’s using bacteria to generate electricity from garbage. Mr. Fusion, watch out! The future is now.

So stay tuned, I’ll have something up soon.

-Dustin Driver