John Wilkins just published a paper (..."a review of the centenary festschrift for Mayr...") and got a book accepted for publication (the book grew out of series of excellent blog posts about species definitions - who says that blogging is bad for your health?)
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Those of you who live near San Francisco might be interested in this talk I'm giving at the Pizza Munch gathering at UC Berkeley in November.
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Almost right. I got some money from an article in a popular science magazine, COSMOS, which is a reworking of some blog posts I wrote. The money is going straight into my research account to help pay the subsidy for the book.
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Looking for John Wilkins, formerly of Mt. Prospect, IL, producer and director of groundbreaking indy film "The Mountainpath."
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Not me. At last count there are some ten living (and one dead) John Wilkinses on the web, including a mathematician, a physicist, a blues player, a religious journalist, and sundry others. None of them are film producers as far as I can tell.