A note to Orac-philes: future topics

Over the weekend and the next week, I'll finish a couple of posts I had started while in Anaheim on but failed to finish due to Blogger's being down for "scheduled maintenance" last night and begin a few more.

Topics presently in the pipeline include a followup to my post on people who ask questions at talks; possibly a word or two about the new Pope and the controversy over his having briefly been a member of the Hitler Youth; a post that I had wanted to post today about how not to persuade an alternative medicine believer that the therapy she is talking about is probably quackery (based on a personal experience--and screwup--at the AACR Meeting); a series of posts on some of the coolest new cancer research; a post or two on my own area of interest, tumor angiogenesis; and, of course, a post or two on the impending 60th anniversary of the fall of Berlin and Hitler's death. I may even briefly muscle in a bit on the territory of Bioethics Dude, given that he's cutting back his posting frequency and that I attended a symposium at the AACR on conflicts of interest, but it could be a couple of weeks or more before I get to that.

Oh, and I still have to do the book meme that Hedwig invited me to do last Saturday. (Sorry, Hedwig, but I was out of town and therefore not checking most of the blogs I usually do. I didn't see it until the other day.

There, that ought to keep this blog filled for at least another couple of months...

Comments

  1. AH, so you did see that. Tres coolio. I was going to post it to everyone's blog at a good time (meaning that the author was talking about "not serious" things). I have since realized that might take awhile for some of the people I want to "meme" because they are gone most of the time. fweh!

    I look forward to your response!

    GrrlScientist

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  2. When I'm away, if I have Internet access, I'll check my own blog and e-mail, and even post some stuff to my blog while I'm bored in a hotel room. However, my surfing of other people's blogs goes way down, to close to zero. If I don't have high speed Internet access, even the checking of my own e-mail and blog will almost cease.

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