Next week I'll be hosting the latest edition of Mendel's Garden, a blog carnival for genetics blogging. Despite the fact that I've been blogging for over two years and participating in many carnivals, this will be my first time as a host (not that your entries are parasites ...)
So send in your genetics related posts via email - I'll accept them until 11:59PM April 1st and the full carnival will appear here sometime April 2nd.
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I've been so busy. But I have 15 minutes to spare and so I'll attempt to give a quit session of Tid Bits (including a mention of The Daily Transcript in ... Nature!):
Others seek more of a balance, such as the cell-biologist postdoc author of The Daily Transcript (http://scienceblogs.com/transcript…
I really need to start using one of those online calendars, like Google calendar or something....I have, again, signed up to host two carnivals on the same day! This probably means that both will have to be done the "regular" way without too much creativity. Ah, well!
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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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The Synapse is a new neuroscience carnival. The first edition will appear on Pure Pedantry on June 25th, and the second two weeks later here on A Blog Around The Clock.
Anything involving the brain, nervous system, behavior and cognition is fair game for this carnival, from brand new research to…
I'll be observing your blog until then.
What do you think of the Salem Hypothesis?
http://im-from-missouri.blogspot.com/2007/03/salem-hypothesis.html
I don't deal with the whole culture wars thing, it's useless. In my line of profession, dealing with the molecules within cells, the evidence for evolution is so overwhealming that it's almost as obvious as the second law of thermodynamics. I have better things to do than argue with those who don't get it.
"In my line of profession, dealing with the molecules within cells, the evidence for evolution is so overwhealming that it's almost as obvious as the second law of thermodynamics."
... well said, like a true pessimist.
"I have better things to do than argue with those who don't get it."
... well then, no need to reply to this post.
Sorry 'bout the snarky remarks, but in the past I've written a bit on the whole culture war thing and I've come to the conclusion that reason is useless with ID fundamentalists. I find that other topics are much more interesting.