carnivals
clock | February 6, 2008Carnival of the Blue #9: Make 2008 a Blue Year! is up on The Other 95%.
Tangled Bank #98 is up on Quintessence of Dust
Carnival of Education -- Valentine's Edition -- is up on The Colossus of Rhodey
The 110th Carnival of Homeschooling - Acrostic Edition - is up on About:Homeschooling
clock | February 5, 2008Grand Rounds, Vol. 4, No. 20: The Health 2.0 Explosion - are up on Diabetes Mine
clock | February 4, 2008February's Scientiae Carnival is up on Fairer Science
Carnival of the Green #113 is up on Tao of Change, a blog run by a neighbor here in Carrboro, NC.
Festival of the Trees #20 is up on Ginkgo Dreams
Carnival of the Godless #84: The Word of 'Pod - is up on Mind on Fire
clock | February 3, 2008Circus of the Spineless #29: Making A Living is up on Andrea's Buzzing About
clock | February 1, 2008The 79th Skeptic's Circle - Rollin With Teh Lol-ling - is up on Podblack Blog
February 2008 edition of Bio::Blogs is up on Bioinformatics Zen.
Friday Ark #176 is up on Modulator
clock | January 30, 2008Berry Go Round #1, the new botany carnival, is up on Seeds Aside
Four Stone Hearth #33 is up on Greg Laden's blog
The 57th Carnival of the Liberals is up on World Wide Webers
Carnival of Education #156 is up on Creating Lifelong Learners.
clock | January 29, 2008Grand Rounds: Volume 4, No. 19 are up on Emergiblog.
The 109th Carnival of Homeschooling is up on Life on the Road
clock | January 28, 2008Boneyard #12 is up on The Dragon's Tales
Carnival of the Green #112 is up on Evangelical Ecologist
pharyngula | January 26, 2008Hey! Carnivals!
Accretionary Wedge #5. Rocks? How can they possibly find enough to write about rocks?
Carnival of Space #38. Space? Even worse. It's mostly nothing!
I and the Bird #67. Birds? They've been at this for 67 weeks and there's still more to be said about beaks, wings, and feathers?
Friday Ark #175. It's almost all cats, so obviously this is the B-Ark, and they're being loaded up along with all the hairdressers, insurance salesemen, and telephone sanitizers.
clock | January 25, 2008Carnival of Space, Week 38 - The Adventures of Shorty Barlow, Private Eye - is up on Sorting Out Science
Friday Ark #175 is up on the Modulator
clock | January 24, 2008I and the Bird #67 - Let's all go on a birding holiday - is up on Trevor's Birding blog.
Change of Shift: Volume 2, Number 14 is up on Pixel RN
clock | January 23, 2008Tangled Bank #97 - The Frozen Bank - is up on The Inoculated Mind
Accretionary Wedge #5 - Geological Misconceptions and Pie - is up on Green Gabbro
Grand Rounds Vol. 4 No. 18 - The All Too Common Cold - is up on ButYouDontLookSick
Carnival of the Green # 111 is up on TREEconomist
The Carnival Of Education #155 is up on The Median Sib
The latest Carnival of the Recipes is up on Hillbilly Willy -Fun, Food & Politics
The Carnival of Homeschooling - American Literature Edition - is up on Alasandra
pharyngula | January 23, 2008
It's up! The newest edition of the Tangled Bank is at The Inoculated Mind.
pharyngula | January 20, 2008Hey, it's been a while since I did one of these, so let's catch up!
The Carnival of the Godless
Freethinker Sunday Sermonette
I and the Bird #66
Grand Rounds
Carnival of the Liberals #56
Carnival of Education #154
Humanist Symposium #13
Karl Mogel will be hosting the next Tangled Bank at The Inoculated Mind — get moving and send those links in to me or host@tangledbank.net by Tuesday!
And of course, this is an open thread, so say whatever you please.
clock | January 20, 2008Gene Genie #24 is up on biomarker-driven mental health 2.0
Friday Ark#174 is up on Modulator
Peer Reviewed Journal of The Carnival of the Godless is up on Tangled Up in Blue Guy as well!
clock | January 20, 2008There is a new carnival on the intertubes, Berry Go Round for blog posts on all things plant-related. The first edition will appear at the end of the month on Sead Aside so send your entries pronto.
denialism | January 17, 2008This week's circle is at skeptical surfer's blog. Although I think Christian has made an error or two in his evaluation of the latest NHANES studies and what they say about obesity. For one, obesity has always been 30+ BMI, overweight was changed from 27 to 25 by one government agency responsible for surveillance of disease (CDC) to conform with other agencies' metrics. Further as I explained, the NHANES studies are hardly single variable, and don't take into account a change in medical culture towards better secondary prevention of comorbidity in the overweight and obese. It's all good…
retrospectacle | January 16, 2008In my grief over the result of the Michigan primary, I almost forgot to post a link to the current edition of the medical-blogging carnival 'Grand Rounds' which is over at Sharp Brains now. The appropriate theme is 'Briefing the Next US President,' with some choice blogposts included that would provide a nice education to any politician, presidents included.