I just learned that this blog has been included in the Forensic Science Schools' list of the Top Ten Female Science Bloggers. You should check out their list, since several of my colleagues are also included -- one of whom is male, heh.
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You do realize that this "Forensic Science School" Web site is total bullshit spam, right?
i take my victories where i can find them.
"You should check out their list, since several of my colleagues are also included -- one of whom is male, heh."
I can empathize with that; people think just because I have large breasts that I must be a bearded lady.
To the best of my limited perceptual powers, Lisa Randall's site isn't even a blog.
Congratulations!