I should have posted about this yesterday, but, well, I'm a slacker. One of my favorite blogs, OmniBrain, has moved to ScienceBlogs. Both Stephen and Sandra are great bloggers, and they always manage to have fun with cognitive and brain sciences.
Stephen is a perception researcher, but I try not to hold that against him. He's done some cool work, though. Some of you might find this paper interesting, for example.
Sandra, in addition to her lighthearted blogging, also posts on important mental health issues, which has been something generally lacking on ScienceBlogs. She also makes really cool hats.
Oh, and after you visit them at their new home, be sure to buy the OmniBrain thong. It makes a great Christmas gift.
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Thanks Chris! Glad you like the hats too, they keep brains from freezing. ;-)
[Blogging about mental health takes place at one of my other 16 blogs, though. Omni Brain is teh funnyz.]