A Tangled Bank is a good spot from which to launch an ambush—so Salto Sobrius is on the attack!
P.S. Scienceblogs had a server upgrade last night that went awry. If you were unable to make comments for a while, sorry about that—I think it is all better now.
- Log in to post comments
More like this
The very freshest, sweetest, neatest Tangled Bank is now online. It's got links! To science!
P.S. A few people are worried that the Panda's Thumb seems to be down right now. They're having some server problems, it's nothing to be too concerned about (it is not an external attack), and they're in…
If you've had trouble accessing the site in the last couple of days, sorry about that. Scienceblogs.com has been under a cross-site script attack for a while, and we only recently figured out what was going on. Efforts are underway to deal with the problem. We're re-targeting the orbital mind…
Issue number 58 of [the Tangled Bank][tb] is now live at Salto Sobrius. Head on over, take a look, and plan to spend some time reading some of the net's best science blogging from the last two weeks.
[tb]: http://saltosobrius.blogspot.com/2006/07/tangled-bank-58.html
The latest Tangled Bank has been posted at a fellow skeptic's blog, Salto Sobrius, who, it just so happens, is also scheduled to host the Skeptics' Circle in September. Go catch up on the best science blogging of the last two weeks.
Speaking of the Skeptics' Circle, you still have a few hours left…
Did you know those making "War on Christmas" now have an unlikely ally?
I think it is all better now.
Too bad PandasThumb can't say the same.
The Blasphemy Challenge
I have posted around on this upcoming translation of a book by a French atheist, Michel Onfray, and I am have to see that it has been picked up by onegoodmove.
I read it in French when it came out and highly recommend it.
The translated title is "Atheist Manifesto".
http://www.thestar.com/article/160265
Hmmm ....
I recognise the background photo for that - it's in my garden, last spring - a true "Tangled Bank".
Bumblebees, ladybirds, lots of other beetles, frogs and newts in the pond, and all the plants flowering, and getting ready to pump out information (seeds) ......