The Open Laboratory is an annual anthology of blog writings on science started by Bora over at A Blog Around the Clock. I was very proud to get pieces selected for the 2006 and 2007 volumes, and then I was miffed to not make the cut for the 2008 one. But now I'm proud again, because my blog entry "Making the Archaeological Record" from February has been selected for Open Lab 2009! This year's volume is being edited by SciCurious over at Neurotopia.
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I just learned that my blog entry Your Folks, My Folks in Prehistory has been selected for inclusion in the 2007 Open Lab science blogging anthology! Yay! I was likewise honoured a year ago when I had an entry about the field-archaeological paradox in the volume for 2006.
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Much better to be proud than miffed ! :-)
It was a good post! Glad to have you in! :)
Congratulations!