At last, a science blogger who lives somewhere even more remote and colder than Morris.
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UPDATE: Read it in his own words! Relive the horror of the road! Cringe as you hear all the gory details of near death and automotive crunchiness, here at Pharyngula!
Myers, trapped in remote region, unable to blog.
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It's all very nice that Elayne Riggs refers to me as an A-list blogger, but it's not true. We weird scienceblog types have to be placed on a completely different alphabet, and I have decided that I want to be on the ζ-list. Mainly because I like the squiggle.
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I am horribly envious. I am speaking of the Village Dog Project, some current research going on that looks very cool.
Understanding the evolution and domestication in dogs requires genetic analysis of a global and diverse panel of non-breed-affiliated village dogs. With a network of worldwide and…
A letter to Nature published this week asks when journals will begin to allow multiple last, or senior, authors. The letter is short, sweet, and to the point:
The correspondence mentioned in this letter wonders how the author list should be organized:
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And got out of YEC by, gosh, looking at evidence! That fills me with hope for the fellow high school students I have to deal with every day.
I thought there were some science blogger at even colder places, like Antarctica, e.g., see here and here.
Thanks for the link PZ. I have been sending you 2 or 3 people a week for a while now, so it's about time you returned the favour. My entire lifetime traffic just doubled in this one day.
We are currently at 10 below at the airport, but 14 below on my back porch. Last night's low here in Coon Rapids was 20 below.
Fahrenheit or Celsius you ask? Ha! The two scales converge somewhere down here don't they????
(Actually I think that is around -40)
The wind chill is currently One Zillion Below. Exposed skin turns to solid ice in three seconds. Putting out the trash is likely to be fatal.
Chinchillazilla, your comment takes me back to when I was in high school. I was one of those annoying students who sat in the back row heckling the biology teacher about evolution. My big argument was basically "if evolution is true, why are there still amoebas"? The teacher was too flabbergasted to make a comeback.
IVAN FROM YUKON!