The previous edition included articles on cooking & evolution, shower temperatures, dental plaque, and plant identification, all with a theme of keeping warm. (The Mind is a whiner.)
03 February 2008
Call for submissions: Tangled Bank #98
The next Tangled Bank science blog carnival will be here at Quintessence of Dust on Wednesday. Send me your submissions!
The previous edition included articles on cooking & evolution, shower temperatures, dental plaque, and plant identification, all with a theme of keeping warm. (The Mind is a whiner.)
The previous edition included articles on cooking & evolution, shower temperatures, dental plaque, and plant identification, all with a theme of keeping warm. (The Mind is a whiner.)
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That should be enough science to keep you warm for the next two weeks. Me, I was kidding. This California-born Homo sapiens has the advantage of a Northern German ancestry and thus, internal blood veins. Whenever I go out to (try to) give blood, they can’t seem to find the veins. (Doctors and hospital phlebotomists don’t seem to have a problem.) It’s good for retaining heat and retaining blood. The trick is just piling on the layers and charging gung-ho into the snow. Actually, I already think Wisconsinites complain too much!
Hey now, it doesn't look like I'm whining about the cold when you actually read the post, does it? :) I hope your Tangled Bank brings you many good posts.
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