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George has posted a last call for submissions for the next edition of the Teaching Carnival - all about Higher Ed, life in academia, etc. He is hosting it on WorkBook this Friday, September 1st, so send your entries on time to: georgehwilliams at gmail dot com
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Tangled Bank #116 is up on Pro-science
Carnival of Education! The Debate Edition is up on Eduwonkette
First and most importantly, there will be a new edition of the Tangled Bank on Wednesday, at Ars Technica — send pzmyers@gmail.com entries soon!
The other issue is that my lab server which hosts the old Tangled Bank page is experiencing some technical difficulties, which I'm not going to have an…
On November 7, the citizens of the State of Ohio will be voting a bunch of things, just like all Americans. One of the things they'll be voting for are seats on the State Board of Education (see Ed's discussion here). In one of the races, an anti-science incumbent, Deborah Owens-Fink, is running…
Remember, Wednesday starts earlier in Europe, so the earlier the better.
Perhaps, PZ, you need to remind your readers of why we enjoy the fruits of 'en"tangled bank'".
Celebrating the birth year of Darwin (Feb '09) - does anyone remember or realize the beginning? Darwin's 'en"tangled bank'" ?
Hm, postponing that article on tuna populations is looking more and more likely...
@ BrianX - Is that wise? The population must be declining constantly.
I, for instance, had a cylindrical disk of one of them for lunch...
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Chris, it really sort of depends on how much detail I want to put into it. It isn't kitchen science per se, but since tuna species are major food fish, it's definitely food science. That said, most of the numbers I have are from Wikipedia, and the whole issue is a little out of my saute-pans-and-Harold-McGee usual sphere of experience.
I do want to do it eventually though, because it's a huge issue.
Ok, the 116th edition is up