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Ovarian Envy

Well, it seems to be time for Freudian psychoanalysts to rethink their lives. By the way, did you ever notice that the word “anal” is in the term “psychoanalist”? Don’t w… more →

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Ovarian Envy

Liz wrote 1 week ago: Well, it seems to be time for Freudian psychoanalysts to rethink their lives. By the way, did you ev … more →

Tags: GLBT, Psychology, transsexualism

Transsexuals - who they

simhomeless wrote 1 week ago: In consciousness of many, transsexuals are effeminate Gays who like to be painted, put on and behave … more →

Tags: Sexology, Androgyny, bigenders, both genders, chromosomes, Dorner, Feminity, Gay, Gays

I'm just not the lipstick type...

Liz wrote 2 weeks ago: Well, as a transsexual you happen to get rated quite differently from a double-x-girl. From the mome … more →

Tags: GLBT, Episodes, Personality

The Tip of an Iceberg? — 6 comments

Kent Anderson wrote 3 weeks ago: Image by Gideon Burton via Flickr Today’s post by Phil Davis outlines a small experimen … more →

Tags: controversial topics, Authority, Reading, Research, Authors, Peer Review, Publishing, journals, Public Library Of Science

Chaos Journal Preparing to Close Shop?

Philip Davis wrote 1 month ago: Image by SantaRosa via Flickr It appears that the embattled journal, Chaos, Solitons and Frac … more →

Tags: controversial topics, Authors, Peer Review, academic publishing, elsevier, El Naschie, Journal

Social Networking - Tips, Tricks, and Talent — 8 comments

Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Forrester Research's "The Five Eras of the Social Web" As a wise man recently pointed … more →

Tags: Social Media, World of Tomorrow, Authority, technology, Research, experimentation, Business models, Society for Scholarly Publishing, Publishing

Two Thoughts After the SSP Annual Meeting — 1 comment

Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia The SSP’s Annual Meeting was a huge success. Attendees were enthusi … more →

Tags: Authority, Authors, Books, Historical, Reading, Society for Scholarly Publishing, Adam Bly, Robert Kurson, World War II

Now On the Horizon: Start-ups and Apps That Can Change Your World — 5 comments

Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image via CrunchBase The SSP Annual Meeting session, “Now on the Horizon: Start-ups and … more →

Tags: World of Tomorrow, Tools, technology, Research, experimentation, Business models, Usability, Society for Scholarly Publishing, journals

Recharging the Batteries — 3 comments

Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia Geoff Bilder and I spoke together at a session about the brave new world … more →

Tags: Business models, controversial topics, experimentation, Society for Scholarly Publishing, technology, Tools, World of Tomorrow, iPhone, Online Communities

Adam Bly's Keynote — 6 comments

Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image bywww.dld-conference.com via CrunchBase Adam Bly of SEED Media just concluded his keyn … more →

Tags: controversial topics, experimentation, Research, Society for Scholarly Publishing, technology, World of Tomorrow, academic publishing, Adam Bly, Publishing

The Real-Time Web Emerges

Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image by Leo Reynolds via Flickr While Twitter and Facebook and WordPress and blogs and the l … more →

Tags: Social Media, World of Tomorrow, Reading, technology, Sociology, Research, experimentation, Google, Blog

Learning Gender — 1 comment

Liz wrote 1 month ago: Hi folks. I’ve been away for quite a while but I also was pretty busy for quite a while … more →

Tags: GLBT, Culture, Gender

"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 →

Tags: controversial topics, Reading, Business models, Barack Obama, Star Trek, onion, Science Fiction

Back to the Future: The On-line Scientific Journal — 1 comment

Philip Davis wrote 1 month ago: The Memex by p373 via Flickr Scientific publishing was too slow, too expensive, and wasted to … more →

Tags: Society for Scholarly Publishing, World of Tomorrow, John W. Senders, Journal publishing, memex, Scientific journal

A World of Digital Docents — 1 comment

Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia A recent article in the New York Times about video curators online … more →

Tags: World of Tomorrow, Authority, Peer Review, Business models, Blog, facebook, New York Times, twitter, huffington post

Researching Social Media

Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia While researchers use social media to uncertain effect, a professor at th … more →

Tags: Social Media, World of Tomorrow, technology, Research, Education, experimentation, Authors, Higher Education, social network

Social Construction

Liz wrote 1 month ago: Sometimes we’re just a little weird. Not that my dear readers ever violated some sort of socia … more →

Tags: GLBT, gender binary, transsexualism

Chaos Plays Catch-up

Philip Davis wrote 1 month ago: Mandelbrot set via Wikipedia Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, the controversial Elsevier journ … more →

Tags: controversial topics, Authors, Peer Review, elsevier, El Naschie, Journal, Mathematical Physics

USPS = Spam in Meatspace — 2 comments

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 →

Tags: controversial topics, World of Tomorrow, Tools, Reading, technology, Business models, United States Postal Service, FedEx, UPS


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