I'm currently working on posts about
* politics, local or otherwise
* charities and crowd source funding
* animals who have blogs
If you have any suggestions for blogs on these topics, or a topic you'd like to see in the future, let me know in the comments!
The Aggregate Blog
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Warning: You may die of the animal cuteness.
We're going cute today!
Do you like rabbits, kittens or puppies? What about baby zoo animals?
For the traditionalists, there's always ICHC's squee and cute overload which are full of the cute.
If you like celebrities of the internet, check out the famous Maru!
There's also holy cuteness, the cute project, snuzzy and the aptly-named cute things falling asleep.
Did I miss your favorite cute animal blog? Tell me in the comments!
Do you like rabbits, kittens or puppies? What about baby zoo animals?
For the traditionalists, there's always ICHC's squee and cute overload which are full of the cute.
If you like celebrities of the internet, check out the famous Maru!
There's also holy cuteness, the cute project, snuzzy and the aptly-named cute things falling asleep.
Did I miss your favorite cute animal blog? Tell me in the comments!
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
How do you take your science?
If you like your science in paragraph format, I suggest Bad Astronomy, which is one of the many Discover Magazine blogs and the Wired Science blog. For weather there is Jeff Master's Wunderblog and the DC area Capital Weather Gang page.
For comic format there's always xkcd as well as the work of Sidney Harris.
If you like pictures better, I suggest Astronomy Picture of the Day and National Geographic Photo of the Day.
There's also video blogs... er, classrooms? Crash Course (which has things other than science, like history) and Minute Physics are my favorites on YouTube. Also not to miss is CGP Grey who takes an amusing track to complicated explanations about seemingly simple things, like leap years.
If none of those suffice, I suggest the many music videos of Symphony of Science. Start with 'A Glorious Dawn'.
For comic format there's always xkcd as well as the work of Sidney Harris.
If you like pictures better, I suggest Astronomy Picture of the Day and National Geographic Photo of the Day.
There's also video blogs... er, classrooms? Crash Course (which has things other than science, like history) and Minute Physics are my favorites on YouTube. Also not to miss is CGP Grey who takes an amusing track to complicated explanations about seemingly simple things, like leap years.
If none of those suffice, I suggest the many music videos of Symphony of Science. Start with 'A Glorious Dawn'.
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