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- Blog (continued)
- Potpourri (continued)
- Checklist for Statistics
- Cleveland Abbe's "The Teacher and the Student" (1909)
- Code of Conduct for Scientists Who Engage in Advocacy
- Communicating Your Ideas-NERC
- Correct use of the Kelvin temperature scale
- Dan Keyser's Edward Lorenz Teaching Excellence Award Speech: Words of Wisdom for Teachers
- David Byrne: Inspiration for Good Science Writing
- Edward Tufte and kittens
- Eloquent Science 4-GB flashdrives
- Eloquent Science won an EXCEL Award
- Eloquent Science Workshops for Your Organization
- Eloquent Science: Chapter 11 Figures
- First for Eloquent Science
- Giving proper credit to Monin and Obukhov
- Hot under the collar about "hot temperatures"
- How Bill Paxton Helped Us Understand Tornadoes in Europe
- How much time do the academics spend reading the literature?
- How science progresses (a cynical viewpoint)
- How to download a reference from AMS Journals Online
- How to give feedback to colleagues and students on their writing
- If a tree falls in the forest...
- Improving communication skills through writing groups
- Interview with Scientia Crastina
- Jim Steenburgh's "Secrets of the Greatest Snow on Earth"
- Judging a book by its cover
- Junk the Jargon Interview on Public Engagement
- Minute Earth and Phil Plait (Bad Astronomer) Get Clouds Wrong (NOW FIXED AT MINUTE EARTH!)
- More on using appropriate scientific terminology: "Super moon"
- New: Eloquent Science Twitter now active
- Polar Vortex, Redux
- Positive and negative feedback in science: Scientists as social animals
- Potential Temperature: Warm and Cold?
- Prof. Rob Fovell (UCLA) on PowerPoint and Teaching
- Proper spellings of atmospheric science words
- Recommended Reading
- Scott Adams on criticism
- Teaching Quantum Physics to Children: Ellie the Electron
- Teaching Scientific Communication Skills - BAMS article
- The "secret of success in mathematics: Plagiarize!"
- The importance of communication skills in the National Weather Service
- The Importance of Good Communication - Dr. Jane Lubchenco, NOAA Administrator
- The Increasing Number of Open-Access Publishers: A Good Thing?
- The most prestigious journal in the world
- The need for communication skills in the meteorological private sector
- The range of reviewer recommendations from crocs to pigeons
- The shortest title ever written
- Thermodynamic diagrams for free
- Tornadoes and the "Clash of the Air Masses"
- Tribute to Jinny Nathans, AMS Archivist and Librarian
- Upsidence?
- Potpourri (continued)
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