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I won’t write on this again, but essentially, yesterday I was so unwell that even I didn’t want to be around myself – so, the following items have done a pretty good job of cheering me up! Hello to the world of the living, this revolting zombie-death-like cold can’t last for much longer, I hope!
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The Bad Astronomer’s Speech At TAM8

by podblack on July 17, 2010

This is with very big thanks to Espilon Clue, who features the majority of the speech.
There are some arguments he makes at the end, and Dr Phil Plait responds in the comments – I hope Dr Plait includes in the promised ‘blog-follow-up’ he has planned, the post by Tribal Scientist. You can see his comment [...]

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Women And Skepticism – The Aftermath

by podblack on July 3, 2010

The following probably isn’t news at all for many of you – essentially, Pharyngula (PZ Myers) in his post The Woman Problem reflected upon another post Where are all the female skeptics at? by SkeptiFem.
This led to PZ urging comments with links to sites – there were even a few very pertinent comments that echo [...]

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Last night I decided to have no. more. promoting. of. other. people’s. projects. and. things – until I get the rest of my work done! I have too many of my own projects to finish!
So – *ahem* – here’s some… promoting of things.
Sorry. But they are all great causes and ideas, by some wonderful [...]

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I’m really, really pleased to see that people have been checking out the post I wrote about university students needing support to get to TAM8 – and that the link to donate is being used!
Thanks so much, it’s great to see that people are willing to support, even with a few dollars, to this great [...]

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Podblack Finds For 10th June 2010

by podblack on June 10, 2010

Just back from getting a blood-test. Urgh. Having a family history of haemochromatosis means that I’m not unused to looking in the other direction as my left arm gets prodded, but it’s never the most pleasant experience.
But, with reporting of mid-terms now out of the way (editing may still be ongoing though, will see what [...]

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