We have a fine, meaty collection of carnivals today, and a couple of requests for submissions.
Scientiæ Carnival #1 (this is a new carnival for women in science, technology, engineering, and math)
This weekend is your last chance to send in submissions for the Circus of the Spineless.
I’m also hosting Encephalon on 12 March. If you’ve got brains on the brain, send me links.
We may also have a special event planned for 12 March here on Pharyngula…stay tuned.
Another week, another collection of carnivals, and important calls for submissions to more carnivals.
Send me links! The Circus of the Spineless #18 is going to be right here next week, and I only have a handful of submissions so far. Need…invertebrate…fix — gimme more.
We also have another edition of the Tangled Bank coming up at Neurotopia. Send me or host@tangledbank.net links to your more general science articles by Tuesday.
Hooray, I just finished grading a stack of genetics exams (they passed, mostly), so I’ll let you all celebrate with a quick and dirty Carnival of the Godless and the Oekologie Carnival. I think I’ll just go to bed.
Stuff to read:
So…what else is happening out there?
Whether you think the current holiday is Valentine’s Day, a belated Darwin Day, or Quirky Alone day, the latest edition of the Tangled Bank is for you.
A few recent carnivals to keep you busy:
The next Tangled Bank will be at Lab Cat on Wednesday. Send links to me or host@tangledbank.net.
I’m still collecting submissions for the Circus of the Spineless at the end of February— send me links to your invertebrate-centric articles.
Let’s all catch up with the latest carnivals, shall we?
Otherwise, a few long threads are sucking all the air out of this place. Say whatever you think, as long as it doesn’t involve cartoon characters and their creators.
As is traditional at the end of the month, a new Circus of the Spineless is up at The Voltage Gate. And the next Circus of the Spineless at the end of February will be…here! Start sending me good stuff on invertebrate organisms—remember, there are over 30 animal phyla, and all but one of them are fair game, and even that one contains non-vertebrate classes. Will we be able to get them all represented?
The latest Tangled Bank is online at Ouroboros, and it’s a big one. I noticed what seemed to be an awful lot of entries whizzing through my mailbox on the way, so I had a suspicion that we were giving Chris a workout with this edition.
There has been a call for submissions for the next Tangled Bank, to be held at Ouroboros next Wednesday. Send those links to Chris Patil, me, or host@tangledbank.net.
While you’re waiting for the best carnival of them all, may I suggest that you browse these fine alternatives that are already available?
This is an open thread, too — chat away!
