One year ago, ScienceBlogs experienced a major expansion. In that year, I've been lucky enough to meet some of my fellow ScienceBloggers, though given the size of this operation, I've only met the proprietors of about a fifth of the blogs here.
So far.
Happy blogiversary! Cupcakes for everyone, and pictures (with links to the blogs of the pictured bloggers) below the fold.
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This blog has moved. The new location is http://dabacon.org/pontiff.
So long and thanks for all the fish!
Over the past three years I've had a good time blogging here at Scienceblogs. Though I rarely agree with much they say (haha, classic curmudgeon that I am) I can honestly say my fellow…
Janet asks what others have asked - what is science blogging all about, after a bully in the schoolyard taunted us Sciencebloggers. Her questions (and her answers) are very like mine, so I will steal them, below the fold.
1. Why do you consider this blog a science blog?
Like Janet, I don't. I…
Last week, I attended the Science Online 2012 Un-Conference in Raleigh, North Carolina. You've probably heard of it. This is a fairly new conference, having run for only the last few years, and was masterfully run and organized by Bora Zivkovic, Anton Zuiker and Karyn Traphagen. Most of the…
Josh Rosenau tagged me with the 4 Meme and I cannot say No. Here it is:
4 jobs you've had (note: I've got a lot to choose from-29, to be exact):
1. Horse trainer and riding instructor
2. Translator of Disney comic-strips from English to Serbian
3. Assistant to the Handicapper and Racing Secretary,…
That's a great rogues gallery!
I don't recognize everybody, but rolling over and seeing the link is a neat touch.
-Rob
I, for one, am grateful to Seed and their willing to house a great bunch of thoughtful writers. If one only takes the time to read among these pages, much can be learned.