Struggling to Categorize an Epic Tornado Outbreak

May 9, 2011

The numbers practically defy comprehension: 327 people killed in a single day; nearly that many reports of tornadoes that fateful...

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Making Mom Proud

May 9, 2011

It’s Monday, but not just any Monday. It’s the Monday after Mothers Day. We all know that Mondays are challenging...

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Mom(s)

May 8, 2011

We owe them! Or, if you’re reading this and you are one…they owe you! (Never liked that we-they stuff.) And...

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Thinking about the unthinkable – 2011 style

May 6, 2011

Half a century ago, a young man by the name of Herman Kahn burst into national and international prominence because...

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Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee hearing entitled America’s Natural Disaster Preparedness: Are Federal Investments Paying Off?

May 4, 2011

Today I was one of four witnesses at a Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee hearing entitled America’s Natural Disaster...

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Blowing the levee…as American as apple pie.

May 3, 2011

“There are two primary choices in life; to accept conditions as they exist, or to accept the responsibility for changing...

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Rafting fire ants: role models for surviving troubled times

May 2, 2011

There’s nothing like a great scientific detection story. But a great bit of scientific sleuthing that also carries an embedded...

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Tornadoes! Now coming to a city near you…

April 28, 2011

As I write this, Tuscaloosa and Birmingham are reeling from earlier blows today. Huntsville is hunkered down. The DC area...

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Vive le différence!

April 27, 2011

Day 3 of the AMS Washington Forum? It’s all about making a difference, through the mastery of “difference.” Huh? What...

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More on the AMS Washington Forum

April 26, 2011

Day 1 of the AMS Washington Forum provides a look at where things stand – with the Congress and with...

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