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The Art of Festive Conversation

Robots spark social play in children with autism

Physician in Texas Whistleblower Case Faces Criminal Charges

Mind and brain science: an instant overview

Mouse tail opens, shuts global insurance case

Four Stone Hearth #109

I’m Bringing Home my Baby Bumble-Bee! and 8-10 year old children can be trained to solve scientific puzzles

Scientists find evidence for ‘chronesthesia,’ or mental time travel

Facebook relations visualized

More dubious statements about placebo effects

The Curious Evolution of Holiday Lights

The Bitter Taste of Genetics

Office Pool 2011

GLAM Science 3.0 Blogging Contest – GLAM stands for ‘Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums’.

A Star Wars Pet Peeve — Parsecs

10 Best Data Visualization Projects of the Year – 2010

Year in Review: 5 most influential media tweeters

Year in Review: 5 digital makeovers

Body of Thought: How Trivial Sensations Can Influence Reasoning, Social Judgment and Perception

THE JOHNNY CASH PROJECT

Fossil hunters uncover complete 252m year-old underwater world

A Sociologist and a Journalist Assess How Science and Religion Get Along

Yana van der Meulen Rodgers on Economics Books for Young Children

Transcript of Cenk Uygur’s Exclusive Interview of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange

Vaccines are a pain: What to do about it

A bit of Victoriana – old science books for children.

Citizen science on ice

Not Neandertal: Genome from fossil fingers a new, recently extinct human

I don’t have a twenty-eight-day menstrual cycle, and neither should you

Trouble Recruiting Peer-Reviewers? Blame Spam!

Author of the Day: Dan Ferber

Sad, But True A flowchart of how video game makers design characters

The Top 10 Science Stories of 2010 [Slide Show]

Peer Review May Be Old and Imperfect, But It Still Works

The Science of Right and Wrong

New place, new view, slow reactions and the origins of life – North Carolina acquires yet another superb science blogger!

The UFO files – journalists try to keep straight faces

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