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Neuroscience
Dear Reader
Dear Reader,
If you are reading this blog and find that there are pop-up ads or framed ads around the edges or in a different format than you see if you were to use the blog's direct URL, then you might be viewing the blog through some cookie-directed third-party vendor (especially if you first accessed this blog via a third party not of the scope of a Google or a Twitter or a Yahoo. etc.).
If this happens to you at this blog (or, indeed, at other websites that you visit), you might want to try cleaning your collection of cookies and re-entering the site directly from the BrainBlog URL.
Hopefully, this hasn't happened. However, I have heard from some other bloggers that their readers have had recent problems of this type.
Best wishes,
BrainBlog
- Bloggers Behind The Blogs: Anthony Risser
This is part of an ongoing series of interviews with some of the world's leading psychology and neuroscience bloggers. Next up, Anthony Risser of BrainBlog. How did you become a psychology/neurosci blogger? My interest in using and promoting the use...
- A Modest Appeal To Research Bloggers
ResearchBlogging.org is having a contest to determine the Best Blogging on Peer Reviewed Research. The Neurocritic has been chosen as a finalist in the Best Blog -- Neuroscience category.* I kindly thank the judges for nominating my blog for this award....
- New Books: "the Recursive Mind" By Michael Corballis
This post, and all others on BrainBlog, are written by Anthony Risser for his blog BrainBlog. The appearance of this entry, and others, on different websites, framed under different websites, or not at the BrainBlog URL do not have my permission. All...
- Promoting Academic Writing
Interesting piece in today's New York Times about writers taking promotional book "tours" via blogs: The Author Will Take Q.’s Now By KARA JESELLA Published: September 2, 2007 [snip] Bloggers have written about books since, well, the beginning of...
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