Archive for January 17th, 2009
By Joanna Burgess Knitting is more than a pastime for me, it’s a slight obsession. It ranks right on up there with playing WOW with Eyre, my Night Elf Druid. One of my favorite places to hang out (especially when…
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Rest easy, girls: You won’t be deprived of romantic options because eating breakfast cereal made mothers less likely to have male babies. The cereal-makes-girls connection was made last April by.
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As someone at ScienceOnline’09 mentions the Twittering of the Hudson River landing, I had just started reading Orac’s explanation of why that happened. Apparently God hates pigeons, but doesn’t mind people so much….
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I went to a meeting earlier this week with a bunch of other faculty members and students. Before the meeting proper got going, a few of the other faculty were discussing whether they should cancel their mid-day Tuesday classes because.
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Gender and science session - Alice, Zuska, and Abel Non-chronological note-taking from a great session. What is an ally? How do you become an ally? You can be an ally for any oppressed group.
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The ‘Adventures in Blogging’ session has taken a rather surreal turn - we’re in the dark, being told to imagine we’re liveblogging from a submarine. Complete with shaken chairs, attacks from cuddly angler fish, and… sea shanties.
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Well I’m back in Michigan but not yet back home. I landed at the airport at 5 am, got a hotel room and caught about 6 hours sleep. Checked out of the hotel room, got about 20 miles down the…
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Some quick thoughts in response to the session led by PropterDoc and Sciencewoman. In some sense, this is really just an extension of the problem of managing your public persona as you go through transitions in life.
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