Read.
Read and discuss:
Or talk about anything you want. The pope’s presence annihilates ice cream and tampons. Bill Frist really needs to take a shower before working in the Senate. What kind of penalties would be appropriate for Kenny Boy? I’m sure you can all think of something to talk about—I’m buckling down for a few hours to finish reviewing a paper.
The newest edition of the Tangled Bank is now up at Science and Politics .
We have a few carnivals up today:
Note also that the Tangled Bank will be appearing at Science and Politics next Wednesday. It’s time to start sending in links to Coturnix, me, or [email protected].
Flitting about as I have lately means I’ve been missing this, that and the other thing. So here’s a quick summary.
Now I’ve got a couple of finals to give, and man, I’m exhausted. Driving to Madison and back again in one day is too much for this tired old guy—we got back about midnight last night, and then I had to drag myself out of bed at 6 to finish writing one of my exams. And then tonight…more grading.
The latest Tangled Bank is online at Science Notes: Go climb a tree!
Another Tangled Bank is coming up next week at Science Notes. Send those links to science-related blog posts to Mona Albano, me, or [email protected] by Tuesday!
In the meantime, while you’re waiting for the Tangled Bank, you can read these other fine carnivals.
This is an open thread. Chatter away!
Hey, I’m back home again, and crawling through my mail. While I’m simultaneously trying to recover from a long, long drive, skim through a mountain of mail, and get caught up on essential grading (there are days I’m glad I have three brains), read Circus of the Spineless #8. I will be back in the blogging business sometime soon.
This week’s collection of carnivals:
Anyone else feel that it’s a shame CoE hasn’t hit #66 yet?
Otherwise, you got your open thread right here.
The latest edition of the Tangled Bank is coming straight to you from Coruscant…and the opening text is almost as long as the latest from Lucas, although fortunately it doesn’t say anything about the trade federation and boring treaties.