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4. <strong>Science</strong><strong>Blogs</strong> <br />
At it is stated:<br />
Launched in January 2006, <strong>Science</strong><strong>Blogs</strong> is a portal to this global dialogue, a digital science<br />
salon featuring the leading bloggers from a wide array <strong>of</strong> scientific disciplines. Today,<br />
<strong>Science</strong><strong>Blogs</strong> is the largest online community dedicated to science. . . . . . We have selected our<br />
60+ bloggers based on their originality, insight, talent, and dedication and how we think they<br />
would contribute to the discussion at <strong>Science</strong><strong>Blogs</strong>. Our role, as we see it, is to create and<br />
continue to improve this forum for discussion, and to ensure that the rich dialogue that takes<br />
place at <strong>Science</strong><strong>Blogs</strong> resonates outside the blogosphere.. . . . <strong>Science</strong><strong>Blogs</strong> was created by Seed<br />
Media Group . . . .[founded by Adam Bly<br />
in 2005]. . .<br />
A “Blog Index” in the left column at At lists<br />
77 <strong>Science</strong><strong>Blogs</strong> (as if 15 March 2009), evidently selected by the Seed Media Group. Only<br />
these eleven are among the approximately 220 blogs listed in the present compilation<br />
(indicating that excellent science blogs have been omitted from both lists):<br />
1. Dave Bacon’s The Quantum Pontiff ,<br />
2. Mark Chu-Carroll’s Good Math, Bad Math ,<br />
3. James Hrynyshyn’s Island <strong>of</strong> Doubt ,<br />
4. P.Z. Myers’s Pharyngula ,<br />
5. Matthew Nesbit’s Framing <strong>Science</strong> ,<br />
6. Chad Orzel’s Uncertain Principles ,<br />
7. Alice Pawley & <strong>Science</strong>Woman’s” <strong>Science</strong>women<br />
,<br />
8. Jason Rosenhouse’s Evolutionblog ,<br />
9. Matt Springer’s Built on Facts: ,<br />
10. John Whitfield’s Blogging the Origin , and<br />
11. Bora Zivkovic’s Blog Around the Clock .<br />
5. Other Blog Lists<br />
In addition to the above four directories [IDE (Donaghy, 2009), Technorati (2009), Blogged<br />
(2009), and <strong>Science</strong><strong>Blogs</strong> (2009)], among other blog lists are:<br />
1. the present list <strong>of</strong> over 200 <strong>Education</strong> and <strong>Science</strong> <strong>Blogs</strong>;<br />
2. those in AEA (2009), BlogFlux (2009), Brittanica <strong>Blogs</strong> (2009), Chasteen (2008),<br />
Discover Magazine (2009), Downes (2008a), <strong>Education</strong> Week <strong>Blogs</strong> (2009), Glenn (2003),<br />
Mathews (2008), OEDB (2006), Pawley & “<strong>Science</strong>Woman” (2009), Petrilli (2009), Rice<br />
(2006), & Yahoo (2009b,c);<br />
3. the “Blog Rolls” in many <strong>of</strong> the blogs presently listed, provided by bloggers to indicate<br />
their favorite blogs.<br />
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