Eight of the freshest (in both senses) from the last 24 hours:
- Framing Science takes a look at the relationship between hot weather, and news-media attention paid to global warming
- PZ Myers offers his gloss on pending stem cell legislation
- Pure Pedantry reports that getting enough sleep appears to lower your chances of obesity
- Dr. Joan Bushwell eagerly anticipates the premiere of the SciFi Network's newest series, a small-town drama with overtones of 'Twin Peaks'
- Evolgen conjectures about developing "a community of armchair molecular genetics data miners"
- Cognitive Daily wonders whether human perceptions of what is beautiful really are universal
- Aetiology rags on Martha Stewart for spreading advice that just might get you sick
- And last but not least, Dynamics of Cats asks: What is the best PhD thesis title, ever?
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