This great retro-tech image is by Swedish artist Tomas Zackarias Westberg, via Imaginary Magnitude.
Today I'm taking a bus up to NYC for the annual Scienceblogs Meetup. I expect I'll still be blogging, because you must blog from a blog meetup, right? And Seed has kindly arranged WiFi for us, so I have no excuse.
In the meantime, if you haven't already done so, consider taking the Scienceblogs survey; you could win a yummy iPhone 3G from Apple. (If you win it and don't want it, I'll be happy to take it off your hands)!
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Looking forward to meeting you!
Do you have be a scientist to appear on scienceblogs.com?
no but it helps to be a bit mad.
Wow, that was an incredibly long survey, though I almost had fun clicking through it. Wonder what the odds are for the 3G Iphone?
It doesn't matter. The survey also offers you a complimentary issue of Seed, which that alone is pretty rad.