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By mikethemadbiologist on August 30, 2009.

More stuff I never get to blogging about. Maybe you will! Science:

Reducing Quinolone Antibiotic Use Lowers Resistance

FCC Hires Industry Shill to Develop US National Broadband Plan

The Game The Whole Family Can Play!

Other:

What Would Teddy Do? Part 3

Roads that are designed to kill

Pete Stark: Dem moderates "brain dead"

Finance: Before the Next Meltdown

The burden of debt

The GOP, Not the Senate, Is Broken

Late Night: Conservative Girls, Send Me a Dozen

How Don Draper Would Sell Health Care Reform

Imagine a capital city where you don't have to worry about being violently attacked near your home

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