Science, Superstitions and Skeptical Life
I was alerted to the following comment on a blog site – a person I didn’t meet, but they also attended Dragon*Con – from Watching the Wheels: Personally I thought it was just as applicable to those of us either officially in journalism or riding the fence somewhere between journalism and entertainment (we know who [...]
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Inspired by the annual The Open Laboratory, the Skeptical Blog Anthology is a printed anthology of blog posts voted the very best of 2009, managed by the Young Australian Skeptics in conjunction with the Critical Teaching Education Group (CTEG). Entries for the Skeptical Blog Anthology can be submitted to the Young Australian Skeptics Website at [...]
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Digital Cuttlefish features in it! The Bad Astronomer features in it! AND PODBLACK CAT BLOG (yes, this one) features in it! From Blog Around The Clock: I know you have all been trembling in anticipation! But the day has finally arrived – the third science blogging anthology, The Open Lab 2008, is now up for [...]
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Seriously, I cried. I’m now waiting on the poem and cartoon as well, because this looks like such a great line-up of writers. I am so honored – Podblack Blog is in the Open Laboratory Science Blogging anthology for 2008!! I know many of you are trembling in anticipation: “Did I make it this year?”. [...]
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Yes, I’m purring – #92 at The Lay Scientist! Some highlights I tuned in for included: Dodgy diabetes treatments thanks to GMTV – and debunking thanks to Holford Watch; Bing McGhandi on legal threats from a feng shui performance artist (must be read to be not believed! Or, er, something like that…) and Skeptic Dad [...]
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