One of the weird things about the internets is that one's fifteen minutes of fame get compressed even further into about fifteen seconds.
When Bora's compilation of the best science blogging of 2006 first came out, everyone blogged about it...over a twelve hour time span. So I'm going to try to keep the momentum going, and encourage everyone to pick up a copy. You know you thought about buying the book when you first heard about it, and then eighty other things to do reared their heads, so you forgot to do it. What are you waiting for? (It's my weekend plan).
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I'm kind of in a fog today, which I'm choosing to attribute to airport lag (it can't be jet lag, because I didn't change time zones, but you get some of the same disorientation from spending too much time in airports and on planes), because the other option is incipient flu (half a dozen students
The following is a short version of the litany of global warming denialists' current rhetoric:
Check out this work by Chris Jordan that helps us visualize quantitative information using photography.
As John quips, who is crazy to try to blog around a clock like Coturnix? Not me, for sure. But Arunn is, at least for one day!
Agreed, Mike - I was even holding off my post about it until next week to keep the momentum going.