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Those of you who have been reading my blog for a very long time, probably remember the high frequency of posting I used to have here. For example, I posted 325 times in October 2008, 311 times in December 2008, 307 times in August 2006, and 305 times in August 2008. Those are record months, but going into 200s was not a surprise at that time. Then I slowly slowed down, into the 100s, than into 50s, etc.
This month, I posted only ten posts on A Blog Around The Clock! And half of those were during the first five days of the month, at the old place.
Of course, I posted a bunch of times (including some regular features that used to be on A Blog Around The Clock) at The Network Central blog and at The SA Incubator blog, as well as edited tons of posts on the Guest Blog and Expeditions. But here, at the new place, there are only these five posts:
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ScienceOnline2011 – interview with Kaitlin Thaney
ScienceOnline2011 – interview with Kari Wouk
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Previously in the "Best of..." series:
2011