Housekeeping
clock | May 18, 2007I am working on a post covering three (excellent) recent Drosophila clock-genetics papers and I am trying not to mention a single gene in it - just the historical, methodological, behavioral and ecological context of the results. It will appear later today/tonight. We'll see how it turns out.
I have lined up ClockQuotes for the weekend, but I intend to be very busy so there may not be much or anything else posted - it is not really worth the effort when the traffic falls down to 50% over the weekend.
The doc who put my shoulder back is a genius. It never happened before that I never needed…
clock | May 16, 2007OptimalScholarship
The Fact Box
iSpiders
Depth-First
Evolutionary Psychology: The New Science of the Brain
Like a lake
clock | May 12, 2007PLoS blog
Blue Cat Blog
Yan Feng
Dangerous Intersection
PhDiva
1420Mhz
RichardDawkins.net Forums
George's Blog
Alone on a Limb
Nobel Intent
clock | May 6, 2007Thought Capital
Neurozone
The Situationist
Library of Congress Blog
Madam Fathom
The Dispersal Of Darwin
Plant Physiological Ecology
On The Brain
Cat Cubed
clock | May 4, 2007BloggingPoet.com
Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist
Writing the Biological
Petrona
Blogfish
Elm Rock City
Culture Dish
In-Mind
Nanopolitan
clock | May 2, 2007Eye On DNA
Democrats Now
PSoTD
Bakachanaileen's journal
Paleo-Future
Smooth Pebbles
Minor Revisions
clock | April 30, 2007I am teaching tonight (and preparing for the lecture today) so there will be very light blogging today, naked or not (tune in tomorrow).
I am also struggling with writing the cover letter for PLoS. I have never written (or even read) a cover letter before so I asked some friends for samples of theirs and it makes me really uncomfortable how self-advertising they are supposed to be: me, me, me. I have as big ego as anyone, but writing a couple of pages about how great I am just rubs me wrong. I'll keep trying...
clock | April 28, 2007Life of a Labrat
Open and Shut?
Open...
Open Access News
Recurring Decimals.....
T. taxus
Under the Dome
Journalology
clock | April 23, 2007Atheist Ethicist
Vagabond Scholar
Fish Feet
Inside The Core @ NBC17
Madam Fathom
Liberal Debutante
Aquaculture
The Seven Stones
The Peripatetic Naturalist
Bjoern.Brembs.blog
Trinifar
Life Cycle Analysis
clock | April 14, 2007Neurotransmission
400 words
White Souse
Vegreville
The Daily Dish (I forgot to update my links when he moved to The Atlantic)
Wombat's Waffles
The Purple Koolaid Playtime Show!
Interrobang's Internationale: The Real Interroblog
clock | April 11, 2007Strange Maps
Dingo's Kidneys
Jim Davies: the Blog
Stranger than you can imagine
Omniorthogonal
Metroblog
The Anterior Commissure
Everything and more
Rabett Run
Only In It For The Gold
clock | April 8, 2007Transcription Factor
Entertaining Research
Café Philos: an internet café
The skeptical alchemist
VirusHead
Happy Jihad's House of Pancakes
El PaleoFreak
Shakesville (formerly Shakespeare's Sister)
Amardeep Singh
The Radula
clock | April 5, 2007Patterns That Connect
Shape Of A Drum
Living in Japan
When Pigs Fly Returns
PLACEBO JOURNAL Blog
Reconciliation Ecology
My Best Life
Bourgeois Blues
Science Avenger
Wrong Side of Thirty
Scrutiny Hooligans (new URL since they moved)
clock | March 31, 2007Pursuing praxis
Chaos Theory
Fish Feet
Science After Sunclipse
Barbara's Blog (Barbara Ehrenreich)
Eleblog
Mass Eyes & Ears
Uri Kalish - Urikalization
Mythusmage Opines
clock | March 26, 2007Medlar Comfits
The Anterior Commissure
Greta Christina's Blog
George Bristow's Secret Freezer
Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog
GeneticArchaeology
The Webby Way
clock | March 21, 2007Another Chance To See
The Tree of Life
Flop Eared Mule
Blog about science
Monkey Fluids
Idyllopus
EFFin' Unsound
Sex, genes & evolution
The Unbearable Lightness of Being a Postdoc
Denialism.com
Cyberspace Rendezvous
clock | March 15, 2007Is it something about wholeness? Or milestones? But we certainly do like round numbers.
Of course, our numbers are social constructs. Our days and years are determined by the planet we are living on. Our number system is decimal presumably because we all start our early-years arithmetic by counting on our fingers - of which, on the last count, there are ten.
I remember back in middle school, I was actually quite good at math (my strength was in coming up with short, elegant solutions for geometry problems, but I also did well on logic, not so well on algebra), going to math competitions…
clock | March 11, 2007Brainrow
This Week in Evolution
Framing Conflict
The herptile blog
Bearded Dragon Resource Blog
East Bay Vivarium Blog
Philly Herping
Stewed Thoughts
The Thinking Blog
Mousemusings
clock | March 4, 2007I am glad to see that I am not the only one who keeps growing my Blogroll instead of purging it - Mike, PZ, skippy and Jon Swift are doing it as well. Here are additions for today:
Small Things Considered
The Divine Afflatus
Cannablog
The Thermal Vent
The Adventures of Tobasco da Gama
ERV
I am the Lizard Queen!
A Snail's Eye View
If I Ran the Zoo
Musings of the Mad Biologist
An enigmatic science
Laelaps
Biochemist in Exile
The Red Notebook
Back off, man; I'm a scientist
A geocentric view
Toomanytribbles
The Stone of Tear
Literacity
Eleven Thousand Species Of Relatively Simple Animals
Like a…
tsmith | March 2, 2007Apologies for the radio silence this week. The weather has been crazy here and power was off over the weekend, during which, unfortunately, I was also trying to move into a new house (moving during an ice storm: not recommended, by the way). Then I got into a fight with some of our downed tree branches and lost...don't ask. Anyway, I do have a post on tap for later today and hopefully things will be back to some semblance of normal next week.