For what on earth this means, head to Orac’s blog.
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Yes, getting back to work and slowly directing my energies away from reflecting on the sadness from the last few months and seeing if I can get back into the office by throwing myself bodily at the door and upending the piles of research papers from the stacks that have started to collect dust. Moments [...]
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I envy the Digital Cuttlefish. You may note that I often post links to their site – not just because they are incredibly insightful as a contemporary and astoundingly topical blogger (which they are), but because they are unique as a skeptic poet, a versifying science blogger who can intelligently tackle a range of topics [...]
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Sheril Kirshenbaum leads a vital blogo-spheric initiative called SILENCE IS THE ENEMY starting today, June 1st, to help a generation of young women half a world away. She says: An International Rescue Committee survey suggests 12 percent of girls aged 17 and under acknowledged having been sexually abused in some way in the previous 18 [...]
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Dr. Isis is donating the funds from her blog traffic to fund a scholarship for undergraduate research, and has gotten the American Physiological Society to match her donation up to $500. And all you have to do is click on her site – no $$ donations required. Go visit her announcement for this month.
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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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Just a quick one here — Richard Wiseman recently posted yet another one of those Carmina Buranda parodies, which if you checked A Blog Around The Clock in January, you would have seen a distinctly squidy-version already. Whilst I’ve written about audio illusions before, with a more academically-minded post called Going Backwards, which talks about [...]
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