There's a new feed available on Science Blogs, and it's called ScienceBlogs Select. Basically, what you get if you subscribe to this feed is the very best of all of Science Blogs. Each of us flags two or three posts per week to go into this feed, something that we consider to be exceptionally witty or funny or one of our more thought-provoking posts, or something that's very newsy. If you subscribe to this feed you'll be getting the cream of the crop from the whole range of science, from some of the best science writers around.
I'm telling you, it's good stuff!
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Ah, well. Besides this -- sounds good! ;)