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Which Blogs does PZ Myers read?
Currently (in my humble opinion) the mantle of “Science Blogger King” rests upon the shoulders of PZ Myers. His Pharyngula blog is well worth reading on a daily, in fact almost hourly, basis. Many...
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TAM London starts …. Now.
Yes the big day is finally here … its the official start of TAM London today. If you have no idea what the heck I’m on about, then check out the official web site here … as for the speaker lineup … its...
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TAM London 2010 – Favorite quotes
Photo of Randi by Kelly Haddow Having just arrived back from TAM London 2010, here now is a collection of some snippets to help bring it all back … so with tongue placed firmly in cheek and in no...
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Skepticon 3 – Atheist or Skeptic?
Skepticon 3, the third instance of one of the largest annual skeptic events in the US is currently in full flight in Springfield, Missouri … alas, I’m not there, but I wish I was … however I have a...
View ArticlePZ on TV – Talks about Science and Atheism being natural allies
PZ Myers, a biologist and associate professor at the University of Minnesota, Morris, and also the author of the most famous science blog on the planet, Pharyngula … mentioned on his blog that he is...
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PZ on YouTube – Confrontation and Education
PZ is well-known, and also well worth listening to, not just because he is somebody who can communicate effectively, but also because he actually has something worth listening to, so it was a delight...
View ArticlePZ has a new blog – but Pharyngula remains
The news is out … PZ has a new blog … Don’t Panic, Pharyngula is not going away. You will get the full Pharyngula blog on freethoughtblogs.com along with other great blogs, it is the scienceblogs host...
View ArticleNice quote from PZ at TAM9 during panel discussion
While at TAM9 in Vegas a couple of weeks ago, one of the many panels I listened to was one in which they discussed “communicating skepticism”. It included Phil Plait, Eugenie Scott, Jamy Ian Swiss,...
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The Evolution of Creationism
I managed to slip away from work early enough last night to take advantage of the fact that I had the car with me on this trip to Manchester and so I drove to Hebdon Bridge … no not to see the sights,...
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Actions have consequences
If you happen to be plugged into the community, then you might (or perhaps might not) be aware that strong words have been exchanged by various individuals. The problem is that words have meaning and...
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