Blog Carnivals
grrlscientist | October 16, 2007tags: carnival of Cities, blog carnival
The new edition of the Carnival of Cities is now available for you to read. This is a really interesting blog carnival where people write stories about the city they live in (where ever in the world that city might be), and it also includes essays about citylife in general. The editor for this issue was kind enough to include one of my essays -- I thought it was stretching the boundaries of what his carnival is about, but he was fine with it -- so be sure to go there and take a look at what he's put together for you to read.
grrlscientist | October 15, 2007tags: Oekologie, blog carnival
The tenth edition of the new blog carnival, Oekologie, is now available for your reading pleasure. There's lots more there to read than my material, so go over there and take a peek.
grrlscientist | October 15, 2007tags: All Women Blogging, blog carnival
The most recent issue of the All Women Blogging carnival is now available. This particular blog carnival is huge so be ready to spend a fair amount of time reading their many many links.
grrlscientist | October 12, 2007tags: friday ark, animal photographs, blog carnival
Friday Ark, Friday Ark, it's time for this week's Friday Ark, you guys! This morning, the 160th edition of the Friday Ark was published, all so you can ease your way into the weekend by looking at cute pictures of fuzzy kittens, slobbery puppies and stunning birds.
grrlscientist | October 10, 2007tags: tangled bank, blog carnival
Hey you guys, the blog carnival that you've all been waiting for is now available for you to read and enjoy! The 90th edition of Tangled Bank is now available so go over there and see what science-y goodness the author has been able to collect.
grrlscientist | October 9, 2007The 33rd edition of Encephalon was just published and they included one of my essays. As you might remember, I hosted the previous edition of Encephalon so be sure to visit this issue as well!
grrlscientist | October 8, 2007tags: books, blog carnival
The 7 October 2007 Books Carnival is now available. I am pleased to say that they included two submissions from me, so be sure to go there and let them know how much you appreciate their hard work of putting this together for all of us to enjoy by reading the links they've collected!
grrlscientist | October 5, 2007tags: birds, birding, blog carnival
The 59th edition of I and the Bird blog carnival is now available for your reading pleasure. Be sure to go there and give them some support by reading the stories they have linked!
grrlscientist | October 4, 2007tags: finances, blog carnival
The 4 October 2007 edition of the Carnival of Financial Planning has just been published. This carnival takes a long-term view of personal financial planning for individuals and families. They focus on efficient and sustainable personal financial planning practices that can lead to lifetime financial security. Unless, of course, you can't afford health insurance and find yourself dreadfully sick! But ohwell, that's just a minor detail, insn't it?
Anyway, be sure to go there and take a peek around at the links they've collected.
grrlscientist | October 4, 2007tags: economics, social policy, blog carnival
The XXXV edition of the Economics and Social Policy blog carnival is now available. This is a new blog carnival for me to contribute to, so be sure to go there for a look around at what they have to offer.
evolgen | October 4, 2007The new edition of Circus of the Spineless has been posted at The annotated budak. Go get yourself some invert blogging!
grrlscientist | October 4, 2007tags: blog carnivals, Carnival of the Spineless, invertebrates
It has come to my attention that the latest edition of the Carnival of the Spineless is now available for you to enjoy. Remember that the majority of life on earth consists of living creatures that lack a spine, so there is a great deal of information out there for you to read and learn from.
grrlscientist | October 2, 2007tags: blog carnivals, The Boneyard, paleontology
The sixth edition of the Boneyard is now available for you to read. This blog carnival focuses on paleontology and fossils, so there's plenty there for you dinosaur fans to enjoy.
evolgen | October 2, 2007Pedro has posted a new edition of Bio::Blogs, the bioinformatics blog carnival. Go check out the hottest new computational biology blogging.
grrlscientist | October 1, 2007tags: blog carnivals, carnival of eating disorders, eating disorders
The latest edition of the Carnival of Eating Disorders is now available for you to enjoy. As you might know, eating disorders affect many people, either directly or indirectly. This blog carnival included an essay that I wrote, so be sure to go there and read it as well as their many wonderful pieces.
grrlscientist | October 1, 2007tags: blog carnivals, Writers block, writing
The latest edition of the Writer's Block carnival is now available for your reading pleasure. Even though there's plenty there to read, I think I've cornered their market for book reviews .. go check it out to see what they've got to read!
grrlscientist | October 1, 2007tags: blog carnivals, Friday Ark, animal photography
The 158th edition of Friday Ark is now available for you to enjoy. This blog carnival, inspired by friday cat blogging, focuses on animal photography. So be sure to go there to see their latest collection of images, some of which are accompanied by stories, including one that I sent to them!
grrlscientist | October 1, 2007tags: blog carnivals, brain
The latest edition of the Brain Blogging carnival is now available, and they were fkind enough to include something that I wrote. Yeah, me! Be sure to go there and give them support by reading a few of their links.
grrlscientist | September 27, 2007tags: blog carnivals, medicine, all things medical
The September issue of All Things Medical blog carnival is now available for you to read and enjoy. It appears that I have quite a few submissions to this blog carnival, so I think you should go over there and give them some support by poking through their linked stories, you know, just so I can extend my influence over the known world and stuff like that.
evolgen | September 26, 2007The newest edition of Tangled Bank has been posted by Martin at Aardvarchaeology. Go read yourself some science!