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The iPhone Blog
Research firm Crowd Science says that almost 40% of Blackberry owners they polled are willing to ditch their device for an iPhone when next they need new hardware, and 32% said they would jump ship to a Nexus One. That leaves a di... 2
Bad Astronomy
Actually, science is important in any language, but in this case, Paolo Navaretti took my video about why I think science is important (I originally wrote about it here) and added Italian subtitles. I assume what he did is correct, ... 3
Deadspin
Mike Bibby and Josh Smith got into ... something during a recent timeout. Listen to science, Bibby! Your season may depend on it! [Ball Don't Lie, soundtrack provided by the Misfit... 4
Ars Mathematica
As I mentioned last week, Tim Lambert has been calling out science journalists by name for flaws in their coverage. Lambert has been particularly hard on the Sunday Times. For his efforts, he has been attacked by name as part of a... 5
Sports Biz with Darren Rovell
Hardcore gamblers will tell you that betting can be reduced down to a science. And people who subscribe to that philosophy aren’t wasting time watching any of these tournament preview shows, they’re evaluating what service can deliv... 6
Inhabitat
Imagine a printer that can spit out whole structures like a sculpture, chair or an entire building. Sounds science fiction-y, right? But that’s exactly what designer Enrico Dini created with his prototype D-Shape printer. Dini hopes... 7
Cosmic Log
Detroit Free Press: Are cosmic rays causing Toyota's woes?
N.Y. Times: A host of mummies, a forest of secrets
Astrobotic: Put your payload on our moon probe
Guardian: Blind soldier uses his tongue to 'see'
New Yorker: The politi... 8
A Blog Around the Clock
Danielle Lee, who just defended her PhD last week (her defense was livestreamed and livetweeted and liveblogged - Congratulations!!!!!!!!!) wrote a very thought-provoking post this morning - Understanding push-pull market forces and... 9
NewsBusters
Stephen Kurczy of the Christian Science Monitor tried to dispel "persistent myths" about St. Patrick in a Monday article on the patron saint of the Irish, but ended up forwarding outlandish claims. Kurczy even went so far to inaccur... 10
The Pump Handle
By Paul Whaley and Dr John Newby, PhD; cross-posted from Health & Environment
To understand the importance of the new science of epigenetics for health, we have to visit cell development and the cellular processes which, if they go ... 11
Touch Reviews
A study was released this week by Crowd Science that showed nearly 40% of Blackberry users would quite happily switch and move over to Apple’s iPhone. Crowd Science also reported that,Asked specifically if they’d swap their present ... 12
Wizbang
You and I know this... but it's still good to publish the fact, especially when that fact is being trumpted by someone who may not necessarily be viewed as one of us heretical skeptics.This particular someone is Judith Curry, who he... 13
Jezebel
18-year-old Erika DeBenedictis recently won the top prize — and $100,000 — in the Intel Science Talent Search for developing a software system can help create "easy transit routes" ... 14
Firefighter Nation
The following article was published in the March issue of FireRescue magazine.PRESIDENT’S LETTERBy Chief Jeffrey D. Johnson…... 15
Friendly Atheist
Can we reconcile science and religion?
The host of American Public Media’s Speaking of Faith, Krista Tippett, believes we can. She calls them both “pursuits of cohesive knowledge and underlying truths” and does not believe they are... 16
Medical News Today
If the health overhaul fails to clear Congress, there may be lasting implications for Democratic lawmakers and President Barack Obama, The Christian Science Monitor reports. "The layers of devastation would go deep, [observers] say:... 17
Instapundit
SETTLED SCIENCE. 18
Pajiba
Sigourney Weaver's seems like she's had a surprisingly quiet career for someone who was in some of the greatest science fiction movies of all time, as well as Avatar. I've never seen her disappoint, so I suppose that bodes well... 19
A Blog Around the Clock
Sunday, January 17 at 9-10:05am
E. Science online talks between generations - Beatrice Lugger and Christian Rapp:
Description: In huge meetings around the world several organizations try to initiate a dialogue between top sc... 20
A Blog Around the Clock
And it is good! Written by Maggie Koerth-Baker at BoingBoing: Best science writing from the blogosphere! Check it out. Post a comment.... Read the comments on this post...... |
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