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The following is a guest post by Richard Sproat: Regular readers of Language Log will remember this piece discussing the various problems with a paper by Rajesh Rao and colleagues in their attempt to provide statistical evidence for the status of the Indus “script” as a writing system. They will also recall this piece on a similar [...]
Introducing PubPeer.com
Guest post from PubPeer.com The process of reviewing published science is constantly occurring and is now commonly being called post-publication peer review. It occurs in many places including on blogs such as this one, review articles, at conferences around the world, and has even been encouraged on the websites of some journals. However, the process [...]
Tales of Sporty Violence, Obligatory Doughnut Consumption, Pull-Up Contests, and Other Evangelical Things from the Midwest
Today’s guest post comes from Miles Adam Park, my good friend and fellow doctoral candidate in Religion at Florida State University. His research focuses on gender and bodies among 20th-21st century American evangelicals. Adam recently...Show More Summary
Stacked Volcanoes Falsify Models
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Well, this has been a circuitous journey. I started out to research volcanoes. First I got distracted by the question of model sensitivity, as I described in Model Climate Sensitivity Calculated Directly From Model Results. Then … Continue reading ?
Alcoholic Beverage Bureaucracy Targeting NJ Restaurant Business
Guest Post by Mara Zebest Color me skeptical, but in the wake of the IRS scandal, it’s hard to trust the motives of any bureaucracy in which overreaching and arrogance seems to be a common theme. A recent article from … Continue reading ?
Guest Post: Are Pipeline Spills A Foregone Conclusion?
Submitted by Daniel Graeber of OilPrice.com, Exxon Mobil hasn't asked federal regulatory authorities to restart the Pegasus oil pipeline, which burst open in a neighborhood in Mayflower, Ark. In March, a 22-foot rupture in the pipeline...Show More Summary
WashPost's Milbank Mocks Nikki Haley, 'Reached Out to' 'White Supremacists'
Appearing as a guest on Thursday's PoliticsNation on MSNBC, Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank mocked South Carolina Republican Governor Nikki Haley as someone who has "reached out to a minority" in the form of white supremacists since they are a "minority," as he reacted to accusations that a member of her reelection committee is a white supremacist. Milbank: read more
Guest Post: What 9 Company Hedge Books Are Revealing About The Natural Gas Market
Submitted by Keith Schaefer via OilPrice.com, You can see it clear as day in their hedging strategies... Natural gas producers are increasingly bearish on prices for their sector. The numbers tell the tale. Canadian gas producers surveyed for the Oil and Gas Investments Bulletin hedged AECO-sold production at $5.27 in 2011. Show More Summary
How St Louis became a tech town
Guest Post The perception of St. Louis is a nice, conservative Midwest town, possibly waiting for a rebirth of the industrial revolution. But over the past two-plus years the region’s business and entrepreneurial ecosystem has begun to drastically evolve and flourish.
Pressure to perform: A closer look at web performance metrics
Guest Post In this month's startup shootout, Keynote Systems looks at how web performance affects site visitors and the best practices for creating the best user experience.
5 Feng Shui Office Tips to Ramp Up Your Work Flow and Productivity
Send to Kindle This is a guest post courtesy of Kathryn Weber with tips from her new ebook Living Space: Simple Tips to Transform Your Home and how the same concepts can help you keep your office a productive space. Ya’ll know I have no shame in sharing my own struggles with productivity and work flow. [...]Show More Summary
5 Signs Your Resume is Over the Hill
This is a guest post by Leslie Ayres. As an active executive recruiter, I read dozens of resumes every week. Many of them do a pretty mediocre job at selling the person they represent, and I’ve shared here before some ways to turn that around. One of the most common resume problems is looking out [...]
Football Foodie Summer Barbecue and Grilling Roundtable With ALBERT BURNEKO OF DEADSPIN AND SPILLY FROM SB NATION
Our guests again today are Albert Burneko of Deadspin, host of the popular Foodspin column and Spilly, food humorist at SB Nation. Honored to have them both over for a chat about the kickoff to the [...] The post Football Foodie Summer Barbecue and Grilling Roundtable With ALBERT BURNEKO OF DEADSPIN AND SPILLY FROM SB NATION appeared first on Kissing Suzy Kolber.
Be a Tool: Properly Resource Your Enterprise for Social Media
Guest post by Danna Vetter, VP, Consumer Strategies, ARAMARK You’ve heard it all before. You do your research. You write the strategy. You set the goals and objectives. You train your community managers. You go live in two weeks. Facebook announces Timeline. You kick [insert EVERYTHING]. There is only one thing that can be done [...]
Electronic Medical Records Versus Electronic Health Records — and Why Each Matters
The following is a guest post by Marjorie Scheckle. In the wake of passage of the Affordable Care Act, the health care industry is changing so rapidly that it is sometimes hard to stay informed about how these changes may affect you. New advances in technology are changing how the health care industry functions to [...]
Guest Blogging vs. Guest Posting – Imagine A World Without Links
For months, debate has raged about the merits of guest posting, the relationship between content and links, backlinks, publishers and signature links, guest posting, and comments. It's time to shed a little clarity on the subject in a simple format.
[Guest Post] Helping board members maximize fundraising effort
Peter Genuardi & I are fellow bloggers for npENGAGE. I finally met him at NTEN’s annual conference a couple months ago. He’s the Founder & CEO of Strenth in Members. He helps organizations build better relationships with their supporters by finding social influencers on their email file and driving them engagement and conversion offers through [...]Show More Summary
Stag don't: Why can't we have a new trend for minimalist weddings?
Image: Corbis Posted by Frank Barrett, The Mail on Sunday Travel Editor The average wedding now costs £30,000 and is likely to attract 120 guests, someone told me yesterday. Who can really afford that? And why would anybody want to....
Is Houston a Tar Sands “Sacrifice Zone”?
This is a guest post by Caroline Selle
Much of the debate around the Keystone XL pipeline has focused on the dangers of extracting and transporting the tar sands. Left out, however, are those in the United States who are guaranteed to feel the impacts of increased tar sands usage. Show More Summary
6 Secrets of Successful Investing for Building Wealth
This is a guest post by Gary Dek from Gajizmo.com. Everyone dreams of being rich, but the chances of winning the lottery or inheriting wealth from a distant relative are pretty slim. Building wealth isn’t a result of idly daydreaming about success or money; high income earners have worked and sacrificed to achieve their dreams. [...]
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