Look, I’ve started yet another blog: Introducing The Oransky Journal
I’ve been playing around on Tumblr, and there’s a lot to like on the platform, but I decided I was really writing blog posts rather than Tumblrs. (If that doesn’t mean anything to you, don’t worry.) I’ll keep “Oransky’s Thoughts That Won’t Go Elsewhere,” and start posting more Tumblr-like items, but I’ve migrated all of my previous posts here.
So, welcome to my new blog, The Oransky Journal. Here, you’ll find stuff I come across and think is interesting for one reason or another, but doesn’t fit on Embargo Watch or Retraction Watch.
The Oransky Journal isn’t a Watch; if there’s ever an Oransky Watch I suspect it’ll be someone other than me who starts it. (And Denise Graveline has already suggested it.)
I have a post marinating for tomorrow morning. In the meantime, you can catch up on the sorts of items you’ll find here:
- Epistemological rupture? Release about paper claiming to explain origin of life disappears
- Water-breaking research: Woman gives birth to a scientific paper — and a baby –in an MRI
- Resources: Organizations for women and minority scientists
- Not a close shave: Schick Quattro’s PR firm asks journalists to tweet promos
- Beer: It’s good for burns, too
- Broken penis? It’s OK, you can wait a week before getting surgery
- Did Paleolithic men pierce and tattoo their penises?
- Shot in the balls? We have a study for you
- Never mind 150 half-siblings: Try ‘twinblings,’ inadvertent full siblings from different mothers
- Alternatives to Tumblr for beekeepers, Luddites, and drunks
Damn – as soon as I saw this I thought “I should start an Oransky Watch” but the idea is taken
Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics)
January 31, 2012 at 11:20 pm
2 penis related items and one testicle-related one among the ten “items of the sort you will find here”!
Ira
January 31, 2012 at 11:43 pm
Nice to see you’ve finally found something to fill up all those idle hours.
Paul Raeburn
February 1, 2012 at 3:16 am
Idle hands are the Devil’s workshop, Ivan. Perhaps you should start another blog, on politics in Moldovia, or mining in the Sahel or something else.
Paul A. Thompson
March 10, 2012 at 3:44 pm