I knew if I kept blogging long enough, I'd eventually win one of those awards.
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All good things come to an end. But then if you work hard enough, you can get them back.
Like I said earlier, I returned from South Africa in similar or better shape than I left in. And I kept that level of exercise up for a long time, and kept in shape for a long time. Over the…
All good things come to an end. But then if you work hard enough, you can get them back.
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Like I said earlier, I returned from South Africa in similar or better shape than I left in. And I kept that level of exercise up for a long time, and kept in shape for a long time. Over the…
I have been writing my class syllabus (conservation genetics) for awhile today and as a reward, I thought I'd peek in on you all to see what you are doing. I just learned that, for reasons that escape me, the Koufax Awards voting deadline has been extended until tonight. I think this is great!
So,…
On Wednesday December 14, 2006, my stepfather and friend, Dave Williams, died very suddenly of a heart attack at the age of 61. Unlike many of the people who've been memorialized on ScienceBlogs, Dave was not a celebrity academic or a scientific luminary. His contributions to humanity will not be…
You're in good company, right there with The Menace from Morris.
It says you got the 'Best Australian Science Blog
'For exposure of numerous myths concerning DDT, climate change and Tim Blair.'
The (largely self-perpetuated) 'myth that Tim Blair knows what he's talking about'?
Not a good look Timbo : the whole idea of awards is creepy and the opposite of the search for real quality. Look at the number of hits Tim Blair gets, for example. If there were any way of objectively measuring most empty headed blog poseur Tim Blair would come out streets ahead.
Who the hell is Nexus 6 for starters, and by what authority has he been given the right to judge blogs. The whole idea is absurd.
Bill: "The whole idea is absurd."
Well, yes. But some of us like absurdity.
Well, yes, we like you but then again we are full of sound and furry and signify nothing (TM Anon)
As I said to Jen, enjoy the international accolades and acclaim that go with winning this most prestigious of awards. It should, of course, take pride of place on your CV.
Bill, I'm shocked by your post.
I should mention that in blog circles, the Nexus 6 awards are seen as the equivalent on a combined Oscars, Grammies and Logies. I spent many, many hours marking each and every blog in the ENTIRE blogosphere for style, content, editing etc.
Blair's blog was lagging behind that of arch-conservative Jesus' General until the editing section, where he is so incredibly good, I couldn't help but give the award to him. Nothing to do with popularity.
Hope it all makes sense now.
...and the sour grapes award goes to Bill O'Slatter!!!!
'It says you got the 'Best Australian Science Blog 'For exposure of numerous myths concerning DDT, climate change and Tim Blair.'
The (largely self-perpetuated) 'myth that Tim Blair knows what he's talking about'?'
No, the myth of the existence of Tim Blair. We are expected to believe this speculation, and base serious economic policy decisions on things he supposedly says, when there are many other more reasonable explanations for such word-spew. Further, it is well established that there have been many Tim Blairs throughout history, some even larger than what is currently propped up as a significant "Tim Blair".
If it's any consolation, I voted for you in the Whizbang contest, until PZ threatened to pose naked pictures of himself if he lost.
Marohasy?
*giggles*