Blog Carnivals
grrlscientist | January 25, 2008tags: Carnival of Feminists, blog carnivals
The 44th edition of the Carnival of Mental Illness is now available for your reading pleasure. They included something from moi, too.
grrlscientist | January 24, 2008tags: Carnival of Feminists, blog carnivals
The 67th edition of the blog carnival, I and the Bird, is now available for your reading pleasure. They included a late submission from me, too.
grrlscientist | January 23, 2008tags: Carnival of Feminists, blog carnivals
The 52nd edition of the blog Carnival of Feminists is now available for your reading pleasure. They included a piece that I wrote, so I am happy. Well, sorta. This carnival should be much MUCH bigger than it is, but .. whatevah.
grrlscientist | January 23, 2008tags: Observations on Life, blog carnivals
The 23rd January edition of the Observations on Life blog carnival is now available for your reading pleasure. It's a big one, so there's plenty there to read.
grrlscientist | January 20, 2008tags: blog carnivals, Carnival of the Godless, godlessness, atheist, agnostic, humanist
Just in time for church, the Carnival of the Godless has been published for everyone to read and enjoy!
grrlscientist | January 14, 2008tags: All Women Blogging Carnival, blog carnivals
The latest edition of the All Women Blogging Carnival is now available for your reading pleasure. They included two contributions from me!
grrlscientist | January 14, 2008tags: SheBlogs Carnival, blog carnivals
The 12th edition of the SheBlogs Carnival is now available for you to enjoy. They also included an essay that I wrote!
grrlscientist | January 14, 2008tags: Carnival of Principled Government, blog carnivals
This is a new blog carnival for me, so I am pleased to tell you that the 17th edition of the Carnival of Principled Government is now available for you to read. They included a series of entries that I wrote, along with lots of other stories for you to read.
grrlscientist | January 11, 2008tags: Friday Ark, blog carnivals
The 173rd edition of the Friday Ark is now available. If you like looking at photographs of animals, then this is the place to go!
grrlscientist | January 10, 2008tags: I and the Bird, blog carnivals
The 66th edition of I and the Bird blog carnival is now available for you to enjoy. This issue takes the form of a play written by Oscar Wildlife.
grrlscientist | January 9, 2008tags: carnival of education, blog carnivals
The 153rd edition of the Carnival of Education is now available for you to read.
grrlscientist | January 9, 2008tags: Tangled Bank, blog carnivals
This is it, folks, the blog carnival that you've all been waiting for; Tangled Bank. The 96th edition has just been published, so get on over there for some science-y goodness.
grrlscientist | January 8, 2008tags: Carnival of Homeschooling, education, blog carnivals
The Carnival of Homeschooling is a new blog carnival for me but it is well-established, as you will see in the most recent issue -- it is jam-packed with lots of links to follow and read. If you peek closely, you'll find that they included an entry from me that might seem a little .. unusual .. when you think of the stereotype of what homeschooling is all about.
grrlscientist | January 8, 2008tags: Linnaeus's Legacy, blog carnivals
The 3rd edition of the new blog carnival, Linnaeus's Legacy is now available for you to read and enjoy. Even though I never sent in a submission, they included something I wrote anyway -- hopefully, something you will enjoy.
grrlscientist | January 7, 2008tags: books, writing, writers from across the blogosphere, blog carnivals
The most recent edition of Writers from Across the Blogosphere Carnival is now available for you to read and enjoy.
grrlscientist | January 7, 2008tags: Learning in the Great Outdoors, blog carnivals
The 8th edition of Learning in the Great Outdoors is now available for you to read and enjoy. Best of all, they included one of my submissions, although it is an older one, but you might not have read it.
revere | January 3, 2008Bora Zivkovic (aka Coturnix) is the Scienceblogs.com maestro at Blog Around the Clock. He is also a bona fide circadian rhythm researcher, which explains how he is able to blog so prolifically, orchestrate the community participation of PLoS One and still have time left over to compile the only anthology of scientific blogging, Open Laboratory, now in its second offering covering 2007. He's figured out how to go without sleep.
We didn't submit a post for consideration last year (our goof), but we did this time. I am glad to say we were one of the 50 posts selected (out of 486), so we are…
grrlscientist | January 2, 2008tags: Carnival of Storytelling, blog carnivals
The 8th edition of the Carnival of Storytelling is now available for you to read and enjoy. Best of all, they included one of my submissions!
grrlscientist | January 1, 2008tags: festival of the trees, blog carnivals
Hey treehuggers, the 19th edition of the Festival of the Trees is now available for you to read. They also included a contribution from me!
grrlscientist | January 1, 2008tags: carnival of the cities, blog carnivals
The special holiday edition of the Carnival of Cities is now available for you to enjoy. They included a contribution from me, too!