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sethmnookin: RT @carlzimmer: Alabama outbreak update: 1 death linked to H1N1 flu http://t.co/qxwXySf79Q
EmilyAnthes: Disturbing developments at the grocery store http://t.co/XrrrHxmaj6
TravisSaunders: @MrEpid @chetm12 @Taryn_PhD hmmm.... do any of the background papers on Canada's PA guidelines do that? seems like they must
hillaryrosner: Bizarre. RT @wunderground: Tornado Warning for Columbia and Dutchess Counties in NY until 6:00 PM EDT http://t.co/w5nDsnhDWQ
stevesilberman: @kathrynschulz I know!
daniel_lende: Guns on the Brain http://t.co/wB7HSICEBu Embodied cognition and how holding a gun in hand interacts with emotion & environmental perception
mfenner: RT @tomdemeranville: End goal - single search for datacite & crossref. #orcid10 Now to get more data creators to register for DOIs!
MrEpid: @yyJennyLee Great pic!
BethSkw: RT @hiwearespiders: @BethSkw @CarnegieMNH Hugs!!!
Jason_Reads: 7 anti-gay attacks this month alone in NYC, and 29 so far this year. A timeline of these hate crimes by @theferocity: http://t.co/ujzvATx9jH
jeancflanagan: @hildabast tell me how it goes! I planned on it but had to much work.
Blog Archives
Crap futurism, cruftiness, and walled gardens: A Download the Universe roundtable on e-reading
Category: e-reading
Tagged Amazon, Annalee Newitz, Apple, Carl Zimmer, David Carr, DOJ, Download the Universe, io9, Maia Szalavitz, Sony
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Earth Day, Every Day
Category: Aggregators, Images, Topic Focus, Worth A Thousand Words
Tagged Amazon, Andes, energy, environment, hydroelectric dams
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Dear United Airlines: I Want My Kindle, and My Dignity, Back
Category: Books, Culture, Journalism, Personal computing, Technology, Travel
Tagged Amazon, Kindle, United
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After disappearing from his family’s site, Sears tells Facebook fans that measles outbreaks not “much risk” for infants
Category: Measles
Tagged Amazon, Bill Sears, Bob Sears, Facebook, MMR, Mothering.com, San Diego, The Autism Book, The Panic Virus, The Vaccine Book
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Carl Zimmer on “Brain Cuttings” and the Future of Books
Category: Books, E-books, Interview, Journalism, Media, Multimedia, Neuroscience, Science, Science Writing, Technology, Writers
Tagged Amazon, Betsy Mason, Carl Zimmer, Ed Yong, Facebook, ipad, Jonah Lehrer, Kindle, Kindle Singles, Mobipocket, Oliver Sacks, Steven Johnson, twitter, Vesalius, Zimmer
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