While you're coming down from that heart-shaped box of chocolate you ate yesterday (or feeling virtuous for not having consumed mass quantities of candy yesterday), make some time to chech out two great carnivals:
- The Sixth edition of the Teaching Carnival: a special science edition, collecting articles on teaching in the world of higher education, hosted at Science and Politics.
- Tangled Bank, flight 47: the best science writing on the blogosphere, presented at Kete Were (apparently in a narrow metal flight-worthy tube this time -- but at least without any weather-related delays).
Talk about great in-flight entertainment!
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