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Teh rules: FTC says bloggers must disclose free goodies

Category: Blogosphere

So it's finally happened: the government is taking blogs so seriously that the FTC is cracking down on us! As you may have heard, Bloggers who offer endorsements must disclose any payments they have received from the subjects of their...

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We are aware of the comment borkage

Category: Blogosphere

Yes, I am aware comments are borked on some recent posts - I apologize. It's apparently a code issue at Sb, and I can't fix it. If you click directly through to a full post, you may not see comments....

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Blog Followups: Weird books, steampunk snails

Category: Blogosphere

Those of you who visited Abebooks' weird book room have had an impact - check out this story in the Guardian. Also, I was thrilled to see photos of the Snail Art Car, the "Golden Mean," at Burning Man...

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Program Note: Sb reader community

Category: Blogosphere

Scienceblogs is playing with the idea of making the "user community" more multidimensional. You can read more and express your opinion here....

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Back to School: season for self-definition

Category: Blogosphere

For me, back-to-school shopping was always accompanied by a frisson of anticipation and excitement. It was the only time of year I actually got to go on a shameless shopping spree - which required leaving town and adventuring an...

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We will return to our regularly scheduled blogging. . .

Category: Department of the Drama

. . . as soon as possible. As you may have noticed, Scienceblogs is having a few hiccups as it transitions to new servers. I'm having a few issues myself as I transition to a new apartment this week,...

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A tale of two commenters

Category: Blogosphere

Readers, this week I had to do something I have never done before....

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Mixed Messages

Category: Biology

Supposedly it's now acceptable to go find yourself an "alternative" career outside the lab. But is it, really?

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Juxtaposition: Red line crashes in DC

Category: DC

Red Line crash, June 22, 2009, between Takoma Park and Fort Totten stations Photo from Fox5 News, via DCist As many of you already know, DC's Red Line suffered a fatal crash this evening during rush hour. One train...

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Poem of the Week: You were never masters, but friends

Category: Department of the Drama

The significance of the relationship between pet and person is often minimized, even though we know that the unconditional love supplied by a pet can do astonishing things for human mental and physical health.

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