I receive many thousands of email messages in my main work account (not counting my Climate Code Foundation account, which lives on gmail). It used to be a lot more (see statistics below), but it's still a huge number. For the last decade or so I have two main rules in dealing with email:

• 1. Never, ever delete a message: every message ends up in ( Read more... )

Something in the air, the moist ( Read more... )

T-Mobile charged me money for a year without providing any service. I complained back in September, and received no reply. This week I started to escalate it to CISAS. Today a T-Mobile customer service rep called me. I explained the history. She apologized for not responding, said that my letter did not appear on my file and therefore possibly ( Read more... )

He shops in Claire's Accessories ( Read more... )

To T-Mobile Customer Services, Complaint Management Team ( Read more... )

Last night the Climate Code Foundation website went live. This is a new non-profit organisation formed to bring together our various climate science software work.

This is a really big deal for me: I'm setting my paid work to one side for several months and living off savings while I try to get this off the ground. Wish me luck. And help, if ( Read more... )

Along the road the Dairy Crest man drove.
Beneath his hands the steering wheel was round1.
Cars right and left, before, behind; above1b
descends the evening sky. His weighty load1c
emptied across the carriageway. Police!
Fire! Rescue vehicles: flashing lights descend.
Giraffes and lions roaming through the trees.2How did they get there? Was the ( Read more... )

Yes! I do know that I'm rubbish, very poor ( Read more... )

In Sheringham and in the morning sun ( Read more... )

The Muir Russell review has been published. It describes my evidence (drafted here) as "very helpful and illustrative".

Now a reporter from Science magazine wants to interview me about CCC. What should I say to him?