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Category: Blog Carnivals
Is up! And we're in it. Two posts on Opponent-Process theory! I highly recommend this edition, there's an entire section on addiction, including an article on the addictive potential of marijuana, and another on the myth of dopamine and pleasure...
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Category: Blog Carnivals
First, a reminder to everyone to please take the condom breakage survey! Click Here to take survey. I will try to post results at the end of the week. Second, the latest edition of Giant's Shoulders is out over at...
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Category: Blog Carnivals
*drumroll* And the winner is.... me. Yup! Scicurious will be the guest editor of Open Lab 2009! I'm super thrilled to be involved, and it's a big honor to be asked to do something like this, especially because it means...
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Category: Blog Carnivals
Every so often, Sci wishes she had a life outside the lab. So then Mr. SiT takes her away from it all for a weekend. This is super fabulous, and Sci has a wonderful time, coming back refreshed and rejeuvenated...
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Category: Blog Carnivals
And now we're back. The last weekend, Sci spent her time at ScienceOnline '09, the yearly aggregate of science. Every year, the blogging salmon make their way home to spawn, to go to sessions, and, of course, to drink a...
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Category: Blog Carnivals
...and it shall be called "stuff that Sci thinks is cool". We can call it STSTIC (like 'statistic', only with misplaced letters, or maybe more like "Stastic...") for short. Welcome to the first issue of "Stastic", wherein Sci gets all...
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Category: Blog Carnivals
Ok, that just gave me an idea for a poem. I think I have to write it. But first: Giant's Shoulders went up yesterday at Rigorous trivialities. And we're in it. So yay. I particularly like the post by bayblab...
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Category: Blog Carnivals
The History of Science Carnival The Giant's Shoulders is due to go up on December 15th at Rigorous Trivialities! Also, skullsinthestars is hosting a banner contest for both historically and artistically minded people to help design the banner at the...
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Category: Blog Carnivals
GrrlScientist talks about Carnivalia, Greg Laden has pictures of the scantily clad, how can I distinguish myself when I post about the Carnivals that are out there? I will gladly accept any ideas out there. But anyway, December Scientiae is...
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Category: Blog Carnivals
Happy Monday! Well, for Sci, it is unhappy Monday. She had a super-crazy weekend, is not remotely caught up with work, and is feeling the pain of sleep deprivation. You know, when you're really tired, piles of papers look kind...
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