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link love:

You should be reading these incredible posts!

Category: link love

While I'm immersed in writing, planning, and reflection and Alice is uncurling, other people are actually writing the sort of amazing posts that make the blogosphere such a valuable and powerful place to be. These are the sort of posts...

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Susan the Scientist, the next Bill Nye?

Category: women in science

Remember Bill Nye the Science Guy, that television popularizer of science for kids? Maybe it's time to give him an update and a facelift. That's the goal of Susan the Scientist, a project of Dr. Susan Reslewic, who is launching...

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Recent additions to Alice's RSS reader (RAARR, first in a continuous series)

Category: link love

I don't have time to read blogs anymore. And yet, I still have over 211 RSS subscriptions in my Google Reader. To assuage my guilt at having many times the "1000+" posts I haven't read, I thought I would...

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Purdue Engineering Impact: a surprisingly cool link on a Friday afternoon

Category: environment

So every university has some kind of publication it uses to connect with alumni to say, "Look at all this cool stuff we're doing, don't you want to give us money in memory of the cool stuff we did when...

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Watching Mt. Redoubt erupt from a yurt in Alaska

Category: link love

Ever since Erin and Hig walked through the village near our summer cabin in British Columbia, I've been reading their blog about walking from Seattle to the Aleutian Islands. Once they made it to their destination, over a year from...

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Link love: welcome Kim, and 2nd anniversary of Scientiae!

Category: link love

I'm excited that Kim Hannula, a geologist from Colorado who guest blogged for us in January and who used to blog at All of My Faults are Stress Related has moved over to Scienceblogs! Welcome Kim, to the Madhouse. :-)...

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How hard do academics with kids really have it compared to the rest of the working world?

Category: link love

So I meant to have a nice post today addressing Ecogeofemme's challenge of describing how we write papers/proposals, but I haven't actually managed to do any writing today like I was supposed to. Instead, I am going to point out...

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Mommy Monday link love

Category: mommy monday

I'm still processing Thursday's events, and I'm busy writing finals, grading papers, and hosting a prospective student...but that doesn't mean that other people aren't writing about things totally perfect for Mommy Monday. Here are some of my recent* favorites:...

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Link love: B, C, & D

Category: link love

More linky goodness from my saved bloglines. Today's edition brought to you by the letters B, C, and D. But first a flashback to the A's: Ask a scientist: What's the deal with plastic baby bottles? at a Natural Scientist....

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Link Love: some A's

Category: link love

I've got a massive backlog of saved posts in my bloglines. These are things new and (really really) old, things I've read and loved and things I've meant to read. They are posts I've wanted to share with you and...

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