Tim Beechey

This is my last ever hearing science publication: doi.org/10.1177/2331...

Every morning my 2 year old son looks out the window and says "hello birdies" to birds in our yard. Our landlord showed up this morning without notice with workers who chopped off every single bush and plant in the garden down to the ground. Scots are a miserable people in a miserable country.

Graphic with text at the top stating Autism Books by Autistic Authors. Published November 2024. In the centre is a collage of book covers, tilted on an angle. Each book is listed in detail in the subsequent graphics and text. At the bottom is the text The Autism Books by Autistic Authors Project @AutisticBooks. In the bottom corner is a small logo with colourful books and a small plant either side.

November 2024 Book Releases Recap!

Here are the books about autism, or with Autistic main characters, written by Autistic authors, published this month!

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#AutismBooks #AutisticAuthor #Autism #Autistic #ActuallyAutistic #BookSky

My lab studies both lab mice and naked mole rats. There is a belief amongst some that what we discover in mice will be universally true, and what we discover in naked mole rats will be a weird mole rat quirk. I believe this mouse-centric view of biological systems is very limiting.

Book cover of the book 'Exploring complex survey data analysis using R', showing a light blue background with a hand-drawn map showing mountains, houses, roads and the sea.

To celebrate this gem of a book by @statsteph.bsky.social, @ivelasq3.bsky.social and Rebecca Powell on complex survey data with #RStats and the #tidyverse, we are giving away one copy to a lucky winner. To enter, re-post this and follow me by Nov 24. Not affiliated with bsky.

Maybe differences between book editions published in different regions, even by the same publisher. I think layout, number of pages, etc. can vary. It's helpful to know the exact version to find a cited quote.

Graphic with a background photo of a small dog and cat fighting. Black overlaid text reads, "The Complicated Reality of Having a Neurotypical Sibling by Luce Greenwood" "@ThinkingAutism tinyurl.com/HavingAnNTsibling"

The Complicated Reality of Having a Neurotypical Sibling: It's already frustrating and challenging to live as an autistic person, "and it’s made even harder when you don’t have the love and support of your sibling." By Luce Greenwood, at TPGA:

thinkingautismguide.com/2024/11/the-... #neurodiversity

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When I will respond to your email

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Boromir from Lord of the Rings saying "ONE DOES NOT SIMPLY INSTALL PYTHON"

opa: An Implementation of Ordinal Pattern Analysis Quantifies hypothesis to data fit for repeated measures and longitudinal data, as described by Thorngate (1987) &lt;<a href="https://doi.org/10.1016%2FS0166-4115%2808%2960083-7" target="_top">doi:10.1...

My #Rstats package for ordinal pattern analysis has reached 10,000 downloads cran.r-project.org/web/packages...

I just learned yesterday that fluoride is not added to drinking water in #Scotland. The bad British teeth stereotype is real. www.scottishwater.co.uk/Your-Home/Yo...

A poster displayed in what looks like a mall setting, reading: "LOST CHILDREN WILL BE TAUGHT THE C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE"