The weather is too nice to sit inside too much. And there is ScienceOnline2011 program to finalize. But you can read these links if you want.
This is an experiment – a cross-post between SciAm Guest Blog and ScienceInTheTriangle blog: Science Cafe spreads understanding of bacteria over beers and Science Cafe spreads understanding of bacteria over beers
From YouTube to TV to Hollywood and Back: A Mini Science Film Festival
I’m not a real scientist, and that’s okay
Dragonfly Wars: Time to start blogging again
Great Migrations blog carnival round 2
ScienceOnline2011 (in Italian)
On science blogs this week: About time (See also)
I’m From The Government, And I’m Here To Scare You.
Friday Weird Science: fMRI and Female Orgasm, that’s SO been done.
DOUBLE Brainbows (all the way)
The five most important beats for a local newspaper or website
Ted Koppel: Olbermann, O’Reilly and the death of real news aka Ted Koppel: Get Off My Lawn
Serious Fun With Numbers: We’re drowning in data, but few reporters know how to use them
Press Pass Problems: Cetacean Society’s decision to deny a reporter raises questions about access
Let us ask again – what is journalistic objectivity?
Carolinas’ ‘water war’ resolved
Kindle 3: e-book readers come of age
Did you invent RSS? and How I almost invented RSS
More attractive waitresses get more tips – “Well no shit, Sherlock” science
New lizard species discovered – on a restaurant menu
Why iPad Magazine Apps Suck: They’re Defined By The Past, Not The Future
Daniel Radcliffe sings “The Elements”
How does an anthropological perspective contribute to our understanding of birth control? Part II
The U.S. Constitution as celebrity
The Open Dinosaur Project is back in business!
Snowmass bone ID’d as that of rare species of sloth
Deficit commission proposes axing commercial spaceflight without knowing what it is
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