Quick Picks on ScienceBlogs, December 29th, 2006
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Poisson, putrescence, and pour-me-another, on this, the last Friday of 2006.
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Quick Picks on ScienceBlogs, December 28th, 2006
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Hand-picked for your delectation. From Cognitive Daily, Casual Fridays: Christmas Procrastinators' Edition. Christmas is over, but there's still time for holiday faux-pas. CogDaily readers weigh in on last-minute gift giving: "Are gift certificates appropriate? What about cash? Everyone can use...
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An Interview with Shelley Batts of Retrospectacle
Category: Announcement
What would you like to be? A neuro-rockstar goddess. Aphrodendrite.
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December 27, 2006
An Interview with Bora Zivkovic of A Blog Around the Clock
Category: Announcement
Where are you from and where do you live now? Born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia (now Serbia). I came to the USA, to North Carolina, one week before the wars broke out at home.
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December 26, 2006
An Interview with Mark Chu-Carroll of Good Math/Bad Math
Category: Announcement
I mercilessly mock people who go about using bad math to support bad arguments.
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December 25, 2006
An Interview with Jake Young of Pure Pedantry
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What is your idea of a perfect day? One in which data and liquor are both equally forthcoming...
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December 24, 2006
An Interview with Carl Zimmer of The Loom
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Would you describe yourself as a working scientist? Working science writer. I try to explain that to people who write to me desperate for medical advice.
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December 23, 2006
An Interview with Kevin Vranes of No Se Nada
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Any educational experiences or degrees you'd like to mention? I drove (city) buses while in undergrad. I fixed equipment on tomato harvesters.
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December 22, 2006
An Interview With Janet Stemwedel of Adventures in Ethics and Science
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I have a Ph.D. in chemistry and one in philosophy. It wasn't something I planned in advance. But, once I realized I didn't want to be a chemist, it seemed to make more sense to get a Ph.D. in philosophy than to try to "be" a philosopher with only minimal training. Bad philosophy is not something the world needs more of.
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December 21, 2006
An Interview With Suzanne Franks of Thus Spake Zuska
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"Zuska is a Slovak diminutive bestowed upon me by my maternal grandfather. Zuska was never hesitant to demand justice. I'm glad to have her back with me in adulthood."
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December 15, 2006
Ask A SciencceBlogger, December 15
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What's a time in your career when you were criticized extremely harshly by someone you respect? Did it help you or set your career back?...
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December 7, 2006
"There's No Crying in Science": Two Bloggers Talk Popper
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Two ScienceBloggers discuss the venerable philosopher of science Karl Popper, and why he's such a hit with working scientists. "You have to build knowledge based on testimony 'cause otherwise you have to do the whole job of figuring out the universe yourself."
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