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Lali's Laboratory Frog Blog d(PhD)/dt The Badge (SF Chronicle Police Beat Blog) Alexipharmacopeia Ed Boyden The Conscience of a Liberal (Paul Krugman) GMO Africa
Learning, Playing, Cooking... tHE tiDE cHAsER Pulau Hantu - A celebration of marine life Manta Blog Sea Slug Forum The bird ecology study group (Singapore) Nature Spies
Sniffing the beaker Bonobo Handshake All of My Faults Are Stress Related Inorganics Ripples in Sand Brilliant Mediocrity Apparent Dip Becky's Guide To Blogging
BPR3: Bloggers for Peer-Reviewed Research Reporting Environmental Progress and Epiphanies The Official Sacramento Zoo Blog Clastic Detritus Sabine's Garden A Splash Quite Unnoticed Issues in Scholarly Communication (Georgia) Information Research Weblog The Imaginary Journal of Poetic Economics Gus diZerega Mumbo Gumbo The 'blog' of 'unnecessary' quotation marks
What You're Doing Is Rather Desperate Traction Lobe It Has Come To My Attention Jennomics Inalienable Rights Prehistoric Pulp
I mentioned August would be a hellish travel month. Beginning August 2nd, I drove to Chicago for YearlyKos, back to Iowa and grabbed the kids and dogs, headed to Ohio to visit family (including an almost-9-months-pregnant sister and her 18-month old son), headed out to Maryland/DC/Delaware for an impromptu road trip, back to Ohio, back to Iowa, to Wisconsin for a science conference, back to Iowa for the evening, then flew back to DC to pick up a friend, and then drove up to New York to meet up with many other Sciencebloggers for the weekend. Then back to DC, and back to Iowa this morning…
Little to no blogging for the weekend, unless I hit gold with some free wifi somewhere. Out of town. Will be back....
Sunday Night Dinner The Yorkshire Ranter Rota Fortuna Globally Connected Mindswap Weblog The Blue Marble Blog Science Commons blog Philosophy of information Broader Perspective Pinhead's Progress Science Library Pad Citizen Science Projects
Tonight is the last pre-scheduled ClockQuote and there are no more re-posts in the pipeline! Does this mean I have to start blogging again? But when? I am working now!
ICTlogy BibliOdyssey Journalology Slightly diktytaxitic The X Vials Philosophy of Memory
The Primate Diaries Brettleighdicks - Biology Blog Fnord Psych Matters Manifest Destiny Wild Roses
J's blog The Other 95% The Ethical Paleontologist Molecular B(io)LOG(y) Science With Me Media Realism Midwest Teen Sex Show (sex education podcasts)
This crept up on me - I was unaware it was so close yet. I just saw it and had to capture this historical moment: The 500,000th visitor came from Reading, UK. After all this time, I still wonder why so many people come here so often: is watching compulsive blogging akin to watching a wreck? You just can't stop yourself?
Paralepsis Fresno, Evolving DSHR's Blog Open Left Issues in Scholarly Communication Tessa's Braces Professor Olsen @ Large Occam's Trowel Enro, scientifique et citoyen
I'll be offline until Sunday evening (California time). This means comments you submit between now in then will dangle in the aether until I'm back online, but please don't let that put you off from commenting if you have something to say. Hope your weekend is a good one!
Blooking Central Clear Thinking History Hunters International Crappy Graphs RRRGroup Average Earthman Brad Buchsbaum's Blog
OK, I have scheduled to repost automatically some of the best clock-related posts. They will appear every day at 9am and 5pm from July 5th till August 12th. I hope you like them again.... Tomorrow, I'll schedule a bunch of ClockQuotes for the next month as well, every day at 4am.
The Flying Trilobite Ljubisa Bojic 1420Mhz Weird Science Good Tithings Curious Expeditions Dandelion Diva Cabinet of Wonders Simplistic Art Mixotrophy Offal Good
Sleep Apnea ED Average Earthman Deep Thoughts and Silliness Three-Toed Sloth Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science The Vanity Website The Indigestibele
I'll be leaving in one week and staying in San Francisco for one month. I'll be busy, to say the least. What should I do with the blog in the meantime? After all, it is the middle of the summer when everyone is travelling or enjoying the great outdoors and the online traffic is pitiful - my traffic is about half of what I had in April and May. So, I doubt I'll be penning long thoughtful essays (unless I get really inspired once or twice). I think I'll sit down one of these days before I leave and schedule for automatic posting a Clock Quote to appear every day around 4am for the next…