ScienceBlogs is set to launch into a new phase in about 15 minutes, with about 25 new blogs joining the list. They're also rolling out a whole new homepage that looks dramatically different from the old one. I can't tell you all the new blogs that are joining us, but a few of them are really exciting to me personally because I'm a fan already. And I can't wait to explore the rest of them and find new gems. So head on over there in a little while and see the new kids on the block. And if you run into Tim, our tech guy, you might wanna give him some oxygen.
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In the comments below, vanya states:
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The Onion reports on the market-definition of technological progress.
Hello again! It's amazing the things that are going on right under our noses (undergraduate noses that is). I was wondering why we can continue to form so many memories in a life time with no new cell growth after a specific age.
Oh, the suspense...
Is it me, or is ScienceBlogs snapping up the personal blog of just about every PT contributor?
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Quite a few of them. That's probably at least in part because they asked for recommendations on other blogs from us old timers and PZ and I recommended some of them. I don't think it's done yet, either, I suspect a few more PT contributors may be on their way here in the future.
I can only hope this means a return of the Tornado.
Yeah, I have an open offer from them but have put it off until after I graduate and thus have time to blog. I haven't decided on what to do about the offer. I like customizing my blog software a lot.
Wow, nice makeover. ScienceBlogs is really going full force with its recruitment. But I don't really know most of the new players here. Since Dispatches is my favorite SB blog, which of the new SB blog would you recommend for your readers?