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Vote for Cosmic Variance in the physics.org web award for Best Blog and discover amazing science-oriented blogs!

Written byDaniel Holz
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As Sean has already mentioned, we have been nominated for a physics.org web award, for nothing less than Best Blog. I imagine first place comes with an immense cash prize, which we would then share with all of our loyal readers. As it happens, yours truly is one of the judges (for the "Best Q&A / Ask the Expert" site). But why would you trust me with such an important and profound responsibility? You can and should put in your own votes (unfortunately, you have to register with physics.org to be able to vote; there's lots of good stuff on the site). Did Sean mention that you can also vote for Cosmic Variance while you're at it? At the very least, it's worth perusing the websites of the other 34 shortlisted nominees; they form a wonderful and entertaining collection of science-oriented blogs.

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