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'Work in Progress' blogger Jessica Wapner has a new book out on May 14 -- Click to watch the book trailer
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sethmnookin: RT @JimmyFlynn: @Slate all day when I click in a link in your tweets it gives me a 404 error.
EmilyAnthes: @carlzimmer @RebeccaSkloot @marynmck @deborahblum Maybe you're just too knowledgeable, Carl.
TravisSaunders: @COSDawg85 @sweatscience agreed. altitude just one factor among many, and probably much less so than some others
hillaryrosner: Bizarre. RT @wunderground: Tornado Warning for Columbia and Dutchess Counties in NY until 6:00 PM EDT http://t.co/w5nDsnhDWQ
stevesilberman: Wild to read old British pulp sci-fi zines and see L Ron Hubbard as just a name on the table of contents, before he invented You Know What.
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 @datadryad: Starting soon: the Now and Future of Data Publishing Symposium #nfdp13 in Oxford online at http://t.co/I9bJhqRxjY #openscien…
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BethSkw: RT @RebeccaSkloot: (3 of 3) @Educurious video "Rebecca Skloot explains writing techniques she uses to bring science to life" in #HeLa https…
Jason_Reads: RT @alivitali: !!!! RT @BuzzFeedNews: CONFIRMED TORNADO in New York heading toward MA/CT border (pic: @WxNick) http://t.co/E7cqQvJISP
jeancflanagan: My new Sci-Ed piece on evolution education - Learning to read the tree of life - http://t.co/1njM6ML6Q0
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