Seed has just revamped and re-launched the "Ask a ScienceBlogger" feature on the Sb front page . This time only one blogger answers each question. With a heavy dominance around here for bloggers in the life sciences, we're unlikely to see many questions that I'm equipped to answer with more than a silly joke or two. Unless you, Dear Reader, send them some rundkvisty questions! Here's the address: askablogger@seedmediagroup.com. Figure out questions that the Seed people may believe that a large number of readers would like to see answered -- then they might pick your suggestion.
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Rundkvisty.
I love it.
That's funny, rundkvisty is the way my wife likes it too. (-;
Joan of Arc relic fake
Burial find on Kefalonia
Cool! Let's see here: "Whatever happened to that little robot that was supposd to into the pyramids..."
And oh yeah...happy bidet!