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Sacred or Secret? and Big Love
One of Mormonism’s common sayings is that the endowment ceremony is sacred, not secret. The point of this saying is that there aren’t just weird things going on in the temple but rather t… more →
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Gladwell & Nielsen: The Fixed Costs of Fixed Ideas
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Kent Anderson wrote 2 days ago: Image via Wikipedia Two articles popped up recently that I think are related in a subtle way. … more →
Chaos Still Publishing Former Editor's Work
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Philip Davis wrote 2 days ago: Wood Fractal by Skepsis via Flickr The August 30th issue of the journal Chaos, Solitons & … more →
Open Access on a "Level Playing Field"
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Philip Davis wrote 3 days ago: 1892 Cornell varsity football team via Wikipedia Sports are often used as metaphors for busin … more →
Gay Marriage
melindasuzyq wrote 3 weeks ago: Let me start by the definition of Marriage. The following insert is courtesy of Wikipedia and it st … more →
Open Access Publisher Accepts Nonsense Manuscript for Dollars
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Philip Davis wrote 3 weeks ago: Image by Roby© via Flickr Would a publisher accept a completely nonsensical manuscript if the … more →
The Tip of an Iceberg?
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Kent Anderson wrote 3 weeks ago: Image by Gideon Burton via Flickr Today’s post by Phil Davis outlines a small experimen … more →
The Pseudo-Mathematics of Attention
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Ann Michael wrote 3 weeks ago: Last year, Joe Esposito published an article in the Journal of Electronic Publishing that still reso … more →
Chaos Journal Preparing to Close Shop?
Philip Davis wrote 4 weeks ago: Image by SantaRosa via Flickr It appears that the embattled journal, Chaos, Solitons and Frac … more →
Lending Credibility to Fake Journals
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Philip Davis wrote 1 month ago: Image by Mike Licht via Flickr The Elsevier-Merck publication scandal made this week’s … more →
Recharging the Batteries
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Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia Geoff Bilder and I spoke together at a session about the brave new world … more →
Publishing for the Google Generation
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Ann Michael wrote 1 month ago: Image via CrunchBase Immediately following Adam Bly’s keynote, Joy Moore, also from See … more →
Adam Bly's Keynote
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Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image bywww.dld-conference.com via CrunchBase Adam Bly of SEED Media just concluded his keyn … more →
Cornell's Open Access Author Fund
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Philip Davis wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia High above Cayuga’s waters, the Cornell Library Board is deliberati … more →
"Star Trek" Bashed as "Fun, Watchable"
Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: The Onion was recently praised in the Economist as the one source of comedy that has figured out how … more →
Bike to Work Week -- Fun for Everyone!
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Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Today marks the end of Bike to Work Week in the United States. Personally, the week wasn’t tha … more →
Dark Secrets: Open Access and Author Processing Charges
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Philip Davis wrote 1 month ago: Image by stukinha via Flickr You would have thought I was requesting a field manual for inter … more →
The WSJ's Payment Curbstop
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Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image by Enrico Fuente via Flickr In the midst of a national debate over the future of newspa … more →
Chaos Plays Catch-up
Philip Davis wrote 1 month ago: Mandelbrot set via Wikipedia Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, the controversial Elsevier journ … more →
USPS = Spam in Meatspace
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Kent Anderson wrote 2 months ago: Image via Wikipedia I recall reading an article years ago in which Jeff Bezos was quoted as d … more →
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