The whole Pepsi maneno is over, and we are moving on. But I thought you'd like to see this site just because it is so unbelievably ugly. Be careful. The first time I opened this web page up on one of those old fashioned CRT monitors, the glass broke.
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Or at least, Greg Laden's Blog is no longer on strike. There is a scheduled phone conversation today between an elite subset of bloggers and the management. I have no idea how the phone call will go (or went), but I've been promised a summary eventually.
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In those days, one of the hardest things to come by was a good pair of boots. Boots were carefully and painstakingly hand made of relatively rare materials. They were meant to last for years, re-soled now and then, re-heeled a bit more often. I myself barely remember, as a child, bringing the...
... Where you pay a little every month and get something for it, or even don't pay but become a "member" and get something for that?
At the moment there are no plans for such a thing, but there is a survey for you to offer your opinion. Click here to take the survey.
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Christina Agapakis is now blogging at Oscillator... and has some interesting stuff for you. Click her to visit.
Vince LiCata is blogging at The Worlds' Fair. Go say hey.
And then there is this blog, which is meant to be a sort of repository for Science Online 10 stuff.
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Scienceblogs.com (of Seed Media Group) has entered into a partership with National Geographic.
Here is what this means:
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Scienceblogs.com (of Seed Media Group) has entered into a partership with National Geographic.
Here is what this means:
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Scienceblogs.com (of Seed Media Group) has entered into a partership with National Geographic.
Here is what this means:
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