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By clock on November 2, 2009.

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I went to this today (8:30am-2:50pm only) and will blog about it later.

Mission Improbable: A Concise and Precise Definition of P-Value

Columnist Quits After Newsday Starts Charging for Its Web Site

The accidental science blogger

How do birds sense the Earth's magnetic field?

Contemplating ScienceOnline 2010 Sessions on Medical Journalism and Science 2.0

Light Directs Zebrafish period2 Expression via Conserved D and E Boxes

Richard Smith: The beginning of the end for impact factors and journals

Counting the global burden of foodborne disease

Article Level Metrics: What They Are and Why You Should Care

On Friday, I'll be on the radio talking about ScienceOnline2010. Tune in.

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