It looks like the good folks at Seed (thanks, Tim!) have fixed some of the posting problems that were plaguing ScienceBlogs over the weekend. This means that the system is no longer keeping me from, among other things, using the word "drugs" in my posts. Therefore, I'd encourage you to go back to the now fixed entry from Saturday on problems with the progress of HR 810. Since the site is no longer drug-free, make sure you visit the link to a story from Sex Drugs & DNA that I wasn't able to post before because of the problems.
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