Links N' Lollipops

I'm lazy, so on the off chance that you don't already subscribe to the other blogs listed to the right, here are some links that I thought were interesting recently:

• Pedro's Public Rambling about an interview in Current Biology with Ronald Plasterk
  
• Spitshine's post about the Science Commons project
• Young Female Scientist on integrity in science
• Derek Lowe's discussion of the U.S government's plan for dealing with a flu pandemic (part 1 and 2)
• And lots about Nature Genetics getting down with the kids and starting its own blog, Free Association, at Nodalpoint and elsewhere
  

Incidentally, when I check my web logs to see who's linking here (I'm not just lazy, I'm vain, too) I can see the Google queries that lead to this page.

It turns out that people like lollipops far more than they like bioinformatics. How disappointed the person who typed "Where can I find really big lollipops" into Google must've been when they arrived here (were they looking for this?) . Most people are obviously searching for lollipop recipes, like the one found here.

I'm thinking of jacking in my job and opening an online sweet store, instead.