Blogging
clock | November 25, 2006Let's keep moving down the alphabet. Let me know what is missing from this list...
Galactic Interactions
The Geek Counterpoint
Gene Expression
Genesalive - another science blog
Genetics and Health
The Geomblog
German Joys
Get Busy Livin', or Get Busy Bloggin'
Getting Real (Over Coffee)
Getting Things Done in Academia
Gingerivers
Girl with a one-track mind
Girl in the Locker Room!
Give Up Blog
Global Voices Online
Glorfindel of Gondolin
The Glory of Carniola
GNIF Brain Blogger
God is for Suckers!
Good Math, Bad Math (old)
Good Math, Bad Math (new)
Graduate Students
Grand Rounds
Gray Falcon…
clock | November 25, 2006
Rob Gluck of Ivory-bills Live is coming to the 2007 North Carolina Science Blogging Conference. Are you?
Technorati Tag: sciencebloggingconference
clock | November 24, 2006As always, let me know in the comments if I missed a good blog...
Fact-esque
Faded Flowers
Fafblog
Fanatical Apathy
Father Dan
Faux Real Tho!
FemaleCSGradStudent
FemaleScienceProfessor
Feministe
Feministing
Feminist Law Professors
Feral Scholar
Festival of the Trees
Fetch me my axe
Fido the Yak
Fighting For Science
Firedoglake
First Draft
Five Wells
Flags and Lollipops - Bioinformatics Blog
Flea
The force that through...
Foreign Dispatches
Four Stone Hearth
Frameshop
Framing Science
Freakonomics
Friday Ark
Friendly Atheist
FrinkTank
Frogs and Ravens
The Frontal Cortex
Fully Myelinated…
clock | November 24, 2006Pew Internet and American Life Project just issued a new report: The Internet as a Resource for News and Information about Science (pdf). It states that:
Fully 87% of online users have at one time used the internet to carry out research on a scientific topic or concept and 40 million adults use the internet as their primary source of news and information about science.
The report is chockful of statistics of great importance to us science bloggers. For instance:
Each respondent to this survey received questions on one of three specific scientific topics: stem cell research, climate change,…
clock | November 24, 2006
Ed Cone is coming to the 2007 North Carolina Science Blogging Conference. Are you?
Technorati Tag: sciencebloggingconference
clock | November 23, 2006
David Bradley of Sciencebase is coming to the 2007 North Carolina Science Blogging Conference. Are you?
Technorati Tag: sciencebloggingconference
clock | November 22, 2006At the Blogger MeetUp the other night, among many other topics we covered, someone (I think it was Anton) asked if we ever blogged about our homes, houses, childhood memories of home...
Now that John Edwards is travelling around the country promoting his new book - Home: The Blueprints of Our Lives - the idea of writing about one's childhood home seems quite interesting.
I am no lyrical writer and I have no idea what to say about my childhood home, but David Kirk rose to the occasion today and wrote a beautiful and touching essay about his childhood home. It is a great story for the…
clock | November 22, 2006My son wants Wii for Hannukkah and he will get it. According to Jonah, it's good for you in more ways than just training in spatial orientation. You get a physical workout and you get drawn deeper into the game which will, presumably, make violence, aggression, injuries and death more realistic and thus may have the opposite effect of cartoonish effects of older video games or even watching carnage on TV news. You may even start emphatizing and thinking about the meaning of life! Who knows - time will tell.
But, and I did not think of this, Wii may do something more. Brian Russell muses…
clock | November 22, 2006Brian says that College Leaders should blog, commenting on this NYT article.
Sure, there are pros and cons, a steep learning curve and the potentially huge benefits along with the risk. But in the 21st century, it just has to be done. A leader who does not embrace online technology to foster a two-way communication is irrelevant and will go the way of the dinosaurs. A leader who does will evolve wings and learn to fly, adapted to the new environment.
Brian offers to help any University President set up a blog and get started, gratis. Take him up on his offer if you are a Top Dog at your…
retrospectacle | November 22, 2006Well, I'm not. But I am a B-List blogger, which might get me into some parties on the east side of Detroit.
Kineda's blog has a cute little app that measures your Technorati status to tell you what 'list' you'd be on.
What is a B-List Blogger defined as?
The High Authority Group [B-List Bloggers]
(100-499 blogs linking in the last 6 months)
The third group represents a decided shift in blog age while not blogging much more frequently than the last. In keeping with the theme of the maturation of the blogosphere, it seems evident that many of these bloggers were previously in category two and…
clock | November 22, 2006Continuing down the alphabet, under the fold. Please add suggestions in the comments.
The Early Days of a Better Nation
Early Modern Notes
Easily Distracted
East Ethnia
Easternblot
The eBay atheist
ECHIDNE OF THE SNAKES
Eco-Chick
Ed Cone
Edge
The Education Wonks
Educe Me
Effect Measure (old)
Effect Measure (new)
Egg - like a bird's egg
Ego syntonic
Eide Neurolearning Blog
Element List
El Gentraso
Emergiblog
Emerging Technology Trends
Encephalon
Endangered Ugly Things
The Endless Frontier
Entomologista
Environmental Action
Epidemiologic Inquiry
Epigenetics News
Ernie's 3D Pancakes
ESA News…
clock | November 22, 2006
Michael McCarthy of The Lancet is coming to the 2007 North Carolina Science Blogging Conference. Are you?
Technorati Tag: sciencebloggingconference
clock | November 21, 2006
Richard Lane of The Lancet is coming to the 2007 North Carolina Science Blogging Conference. Are you?
Technorati Tag: sciencebloggingconference
purepedantry | November 20, 2006Not cool, Egypt:
Police in Cairo have detained a blogger whose posts have been critical of the Egyptian government.
Rami Siyam, who blogs under the name of Ayyoub, was detained along with three friends after leaving the house of a fellow blogger late at night.
No reasons have been given for Mr Siyam's detention. The other friends were released after being questioned.
Human rights groups have accused Egypt of eroding freedom of speech by arresting several bloggers recently.
BBC Arab Affairs analyst Magdi Abdelhadi says blogging in Egypt is closely associated with political activism in a…
clock | November 20, 2006Here (below the fold) are some blogs whose titles start with D. As always, let me know if I am missing an important/good blog, or if yours starts with D (or one of the previous letters), or if you have any questions (e.g., why on Earth did I include that horrible blog you hate!)....
DailyKos - Darksyde Diaries
DailyKos - My Diaries
The Daily Transcript (old)
The Daily Transcript (new)
Damn Data - Cabinet of Wonders
Dangerous Intersection
Daniel's News & Views
The Dark Wraith Forums
Darren Naish: Tetrapod Zoology
Darwinian Conservatism by Larry Arnhart
Daveawayfromhome
David Brainerd's…
clock | November 20, 2006
Faith McLellan of The Lancet is coming to the 2007 North Carolina Science Blogging Conference. Are you?
Technorati Tag: sciencebloggingconference
clock | November 19, 2006
Nick Greene is coming to the 2007 North Carolina Science Blogging Conference. Are you?
Technorati Tag: sciencebloggingconference
clock | November 18, 2006
Citizen Will Raymond is coming to the 2007 North Carolina Science Blogging Conference. Are you?
Technorati Tag: sciencebloggingconference
clock | November 17, 2006First - great news! Jennifer and Sean are getting married! They found each other online, blogging physics. Now, I know they are not the first people to find each other online and get married, but, to my knowledge, this is the highest-profile pair of bloggers to do so. And the first I know in the specifically science blogosphere. Is that true? Anyway, go say Hi to both of them. Congratulations!
Second, after a very long hiatus (but I kept checking often, always hopeful), everyone's favourite artist of extinct mammals and other charismatic megafauna, Olduvai George is back to blogging…