The latest Seed Magazine extravaganza happens to include a "class photo" of all of us ScienceBloggers. Orac should be easy to spot. Maybe I should have gone with the cliche of a masked surgeon, but I've got to be true to my alter ego. (No, not that alter ego.)
I guess that's just the lot of a hyperintelligent, cranky clear box of blinking lights.
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This weekend, Seed Media, our benevolent and beloved corporate overlords, sponsored a Scibling gathering: ScienceBloggers from all over the country (and outside) all gathered in New York, ate, drank, and partied.
It made for quite an interesting weekend. I didn't end up being able to hang around…
It was a busy weekend here - figuring out whether we were moving, my sister was visting, other friends were visiting, we hit the local County Fair, worked in the garden, you know, life. So until just now, I hadn't paid any attention to the empty meanderings about science blogs in the Times…
Journal Nature has published a short article about science blogging. You do not need a subscription to read it - you can find it here.
In it, they highlight Top 5 science blogs according to Technorati rankings. Those five are, quite deservingly, Pharyngula, Panda's Thumb, Real Climate, Cosmic…
The room was dark---preturnaturally dark (damn you, Stephen Donaldson!). I was led by the robed and hooded figures to an altar. On the altar was a...something, and it was covered with a cloth. The cloth was a remarkable black, the kind of black that escapes focus. It created an even darker hole…
It took me a while to find you, since I was looking for a person. I'm still not sure what that box thing is. I'm guess I'm not enough of a nerd to notice the reference :P
Nerd this!
On the other hand, you won the Weblog awards in the medical/health catagory. Congratulations.
Do you feel comfortable sitting on Ben Cohen's lap? He's not Santa, ya know....
It took me a while to find you, since I was looking for a person. I'm still not sure what that box thing is. I'm guess I'm not enough of a nerd to notice the reference :P
Look at the upper left hand corner of this page.
They always put the short people in front in class photos, you know, and since ORAC is about 18 inches tall, if that, the placement was inevitable.
Just be glad the flashing lights don't get taken out to decorate for the holidays.