carnivals

Hourglass VII, the monthly carnival of the biology of aging, is up at brain health hacks Grand Rounds 5:18: Ten Suggestions For Healthcare Reform, hosted by Dr.Val, now available on MedPage Today
The Giants' Shoulders #7 is up on The Questionable Authority Encephalon #62 is up on The Mouse Trap Gene Genie #42 is up on Genetic Future Friday Ark #226 is up on Modulator Carnival of the Green #163 is up on SustainaBee
Praxis #6 is up on Podblack Cat
Four Stone Hearth (58th Edition) is up on Moneduloides Skeptics' Circle #103 is up on Bug Girl's Blog
Carnival of the Liberals # 82 is up on Accidental Blogger The 159th Carnival of Homeschooling is up on Alasandra's Homeschool Blog
The next edition of Praxis will be on January 15th 2009, at the Pod Black Cat. There are only 2 days left until the deadline for the 7th edition of The Giant's Shoulders, to be held at The Questionable Authority. Next Carnival of the Liberals will be on Accidental Blogger tomorrow, but you still have a couple of hours left until the submission deadline. And in the meantime, check out Carnival of the Green #162 now up on Teensy Green and the latest Grand Rounds Vol. 5 No. 17 up on In Sickness & In Health.
Did you know that the largest desert on Earth is Antarctica? And the second largest is Arctic? And only then comes Sahara! Well, I knew that because Hal Heathwole taught a Desert Ecology course that many of my buddies in grad school took. But if you don't believe me, check out the Wikipedia page about deserts. And then, don't stop at that. Do you have a blog? If not, start one. If yes, sit down and write a post about a desert. Then send it to the very first edition of the Carnival of the Arid: Submissions should have something to do with a desert somewhere in the world. (If you're not…
The Best of Anthro 2008 Prizes, a kind of an annual carnival, is up on Neuroanthropology Friday Ark #225 is up on Modulator
I and the Bird #91 is up on From the Faraway, Nearby
Mendel's Garden No. 27 is up on Another Blasted Weblog The latest Carnival of Education is up on Right Wing Nation
15th Monthly edition of the blog carnival Linnaeus' Legacy is up on Greg Laden's blog. Grand Rounds Vol.5 No.16 are up on Edwin Leap. Carnival of Homeschool: Week 158 - The 3rd Anniversary is up on Why Homeschool
20th Carnival of the Blue is up on Biomes Blog Carnival of the Green #161 is up on Tao of Change (a blog very local to me, here in Carrboro, NC). Cabinet of Curiosities #12 is up on Walking the Berkshires Edition #12 of Berry-Go-Round is up on Foothills Fancies Festival of the Trees # 31 is up on Rock Paper Lizard Encephalon #61 is up on SharpBrains Change of Shift Volume Three - Number Thirteen is up on Nurse Rached's Place Four Stone Hearth the New Year edition is up on Testimony of the spade Gene Genie #41 is up on ScienceRoll Cancer Research Blog Carnival #17 is up on Blind.Scientist…
The next edition of Praxis will be arriving on January 15th 2009 at Pod Black Cat. The 7th edition of The Giant's Shoulders will be held on January 15th 2009 at The Questionable Authority. Start submitting your entries.
The 31st edition of the Festival of the Trees is up on Rock Paper Lizard Friday Ark #224 is up on Modulator
The most awesome January Scientiae is up on Thesis - with Children Carnival of the Liberals #81 is up on Rust Belt Philosophy
Edition #12 of Berry-Go-Round is up on Foothills Fancies Grand Rounds 5.15: At the interface of evolution and medicine are up on Moneduloides Carnival of the Green is up on Ruscombe Green Carnival of the Elitist Bastards: Stardate 62453.9 is up on Submitted to a Candid World Friday Ark #223 is up on Modulator
Four Stone Hearth #26 is up on The Greenbelt Carnival of Space Week #84 is up on Next Big Future Grand Rounds 5.14 are up on Highlight HEALTH
Encephalon #61: Brain & Mind Reading for the Holidays is up on SharpBrains Friday Ark #222 is up on Modulator 159th edition of the Carnival of The Green is up on Lighter Footstep
Please check out this week's skeptics' circle at Happy Jihad's House of Pancakes. Of note, I liked Dr Austs' post on the human toll of HIV/AIDS denialism, it is stirring. I also found the Skeptic's field guide particularly interesting. I would have two suggestions. One would be to prioritize by frequency of use or rhetorical appeal rather than alphabetical, and second would be to include a section on conspiracy (like the ones the Lay Scientist and Dubito Ergo Sum describe in this issue ), which I believe is the hallmark of all denialist arguments. If you need a non-parsimonious conspiracy…
The 102nd Skeptics' Circle: [Bleeping] Edition is up on Happy Jihad's House of Pancakes The 202nd Carnival of Education is up on Steve Spangler's blog The 155th Carnival of Homeschooling is up on Small World