Note: On the Intertubes, he word "strike" and "scienceblogs" now occurs randomly in relation to topic at hand rather than in connection with Pepsico. Such as "Lightning Strike" and "Hunger Strike" and "doesn't strike me as shocking"
Note: When you are a single parent, it's pretty much baby OR blogging. I've been a single parent for several days, but getting back to the whole "village raises the child" thing shortly.
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ON STRIKE!
It's come to this. We've been facing a steady erosion of talent here at Scienceblogs, with the loss of good people like Carl Zimmer and Ed Yong a while back, and with the very abrupt departure of 15 bloggers after the recent PepsiCo debacle — an event that damaged the reputation of this…
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