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A quick run-down of yesterday's posts:
- Davide Castelvecchi - Cool Math & Physics Blogs
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- Krystal D'Costa - Are We Hoarding Connections? and Editor's Selections: Traffic, Wine, and Vikings
- George Chapline - Maybe black holes don't really exist
- Larry Greenemeier - Does Computer-Assisted Cancer Screening Help Radiologists? Not Really
- Alex Wild - Thrifty Thursday: Mining through Columbine
- Carin Bondar - Gaga-Sci: A few words of wisdom for scientists producing Lady Gaga videos…
- Katherine Harmon - 7 Billion and Still Growing: Explosive Population Growth Might Have Helped Us Displace Neandertals
- Bora Zivkovic - Weekly Highlights #3a – UCSC students, part 2
- Kalliopi Monoyios - Meet the future of photography
- George Musser - Physicists Simulate the End of Time in a Maryland Lab
- Marie-Claire Shanahan - Science Education and Changing People's Minds: Writing to convince
- Scott Huler - The Electric Car and … Electricity
- Christie Wilcox - Instant Zombie – Just Add Salt.
- Davide Castelvecchi - The Information: James Gleick Chats with Robert Krulwich
- Jennifer Ouellette - Friday Fodder, July 28, 2011
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