Uh-oh. We were scheduled to have a Tangled Bank while I was off gallivanting in the southern hemisphere, and I guess it didn't happen. Shall we have a belated carnival at Science Notes on Wednesday, the 27th? Send in the links and we'll try to pull it together.
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This coming week will be a great one for science carnivals. First up is the Circus of the Spineless which will appear on Pharyngula on Sunday—if you've written anything about invertebrates in the past month, send the link to pzmyers@pharyngula.org by Saturday evening.
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Two carnivals under my purview are coming up next week, both on Wednesday, 12 April, so let's get rolling on bringing in exciting links.
The Tangled Bank will be held at Discovering Biology in a Digital World, under the care of Sandra Porter. Send links to interesting science writing to her, to me…
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Carnival of Mathematics XI
Friday Ark #145
I and the Bird #52
The next Tangled Bank will be held on Wednesday, the 4th of July, at Aardvarchaeology. Send those patriotic, all-American links in to the Swedish guy, to me, or to host@tangledbank.net.
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Hey, that's me! That is I. Send your links! You'll be sharing the space with LOLcats tenuously linked to science subjects and I'm now adding music videos - singer Dar Williams on sex-role stereotyping, for instance.
And I guess it's time I changed my sidebar link from the old Tangled Bank to the new one on Pharyngula.
On a side note, a couple of days ago I got an e-mail from "Concerned American-Christian" AKA Michael Korn the threatener of biology teachers, only a couple of days ago. It cut & pasted all the old, debunked "evidence" for a universal great flood and recent dinosaurs. It ignored actual evidence for giant floods such as those caused by ice-age glacial dams. Odd, isn't it?