As of January 2010, I am now blogging with Dr. M and Kevin Z at Deep Sea News. February’s Carnival of the Blue will be hosted over there.
The Oyster’s Garter is officially on indefinite hiatus, though the archives will remain up. Thanks for reading!
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You also need 500 paid up members to form a pocaiiltl party…Ah well, it was only a fun idea anyway
Then again, perhaps we could rig this up through the Royal Society and make it the Royal Society party. (Seriously, I would think they can’t take pocaiiltl stances.)Just out of curiousity, is a sponsor allowed to pay the 500 fees, or subsidise them, or do the members have to pay out of their pockets? that will only happen if people (incl scientists who understand the evidence) actually bother to join the pocaiiltl partiesWhat Sir Peter is pointing to are paid positions within (or assigned to) departments in the UK, not pocaiiltl posts, so you wouldn’t need to people join a party as my over-a-wine-glass pocaiiltl party idea would require. It’s a different approach. From what I understand, the departments are essentially obligated to at least consider at what the advisors assigned to their department say.I’ve done this myself with UF over the past 4 years Care to spill the beans on what UF is and what you’ve been doing? 
Like this blog always says some very interesting things!