Friday Song: “I Will Always Love You”
A South Korean singer breathes new life into a classic
Kent Anderson
PLOS Flips Out Over Preprints
A bizarre promoted tweet looks like a form of self-loathing
Who Is Really Steering SPARC?
The program's Steering Committee does a lot of things for the fiscal sponsor
Why “Open” Isn’t Enough
Values are numerous and complicated, and there are more aspirational ones
SPARC Quietly Divulges Information, Adds a Risky Fib
Claiming now to be a non-profit organization, it divulges ties to NVF after that new whopper
Friday Song: “Iris”
Even with indirect measures due to data ingestion rules, this song was huge — and remains a classic
The Beauty of Flow State
A lesson learned decades ago continues to prove out
Care Amidst Institutional Failures
Two emergency physicians try to fill a gap left by state medical boards in order to fight disinformation from physicians
Friday Song: “If I Can Dream”
Capping off Elvis’ 1968 comeback special, “If I Can Dream” was written at the last minute by the show’s musical director, W. Earl Brown, as a response to the assassinations of Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr., which had occurred just months prior.
Written in A minor with
The Projekt DEAL Journal — the Mouse That Barely Squeaks
The Projekt DEAL journal continues to underperform, looking like a contractual obligation than a passion project