Have a great weekend!
- Kevin Zelnio – Trying to Catch His Breath With a Hole-Ridden Safety Net (and then, once you read this, also go here: #IAmUninsured: An #IAmScience Story)
- Jennifer Frazer – The Wild Life of My Doorsill
- Ellen Berry – Guest Post: 20 US Higher-Education Buildings Earn LEED Platinum in 2011
- Scicurious – Friday Weird Science: Sssnakes can ssmell your menssstrual ssecretionsss
- Krystal D’Costa – Social Media Week Returns to a City Near You: February 13th – 17th, 2012
- Joanne Manaster – Science for Grown-ups in Chicago
- David Biello – Farmers May Have Kicked Off Local Climate Change 3,500 Years Ago
- Larry Greenemeier – Iran Government Suspected in Cutting Off Internet to Quell Protests
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