links for 2008-02-12

By jstemwedel on February 12, 2008.

Creek Running North Â» Am Spayed

Lapin noir.

(tags: rabbit)
Hope for Pandora: An Election Spoiler

The natural progression of primary season. (*Something* is rotten ...)

(tags: art science politics)

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links for 2008-02-13

Jacks of Science â Bring Love to the Lab with a Science Valentine Love notes for the deeply dorky (tags: silly pictures science) telophase: AWESOMETASTIC MANGA OF AWESOMENESS A comic book about people who REALLY love trains and the boxed lunches you can buy in Japanese train stations. Don't…

links for 2008-01-09

see jane in the academy: one by one. An interesting addition to the tenure dossier: a public talk on one's research. (tags: academia tenure) Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog: "As a profession, is philosophy in a better or worse state than it was in 1997?" I think the philosophers quoted have…

links for 2008-02-03

Christina's LIS Rant: Freedom's just another word for nothin' left to lose What's at stake in deciding whether to blog under a pseudonym or under your real name? (tags: blogosphere) Hope for Pandora: Double Dipping What's worse than mouth bacteria? Hand bacteria. (Do you know where those…

links for 2008-01-10

Creek Running North Â» If there is hope, it dies with the trolls Excellent discussion about responsibilities within comment threads -- potentially useful for my Science Blogging Conference session. (tags: blogosphere communication) The Missing Link Monthly history of science podcasts! Cool…

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