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August 31, 2010

Links 8/31/10

Category: Lotsa Links

Links for you.

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Scientia Pro Publica #38 is Up!

Category: Bloggity Blog

Lots of interesting science happening over at Dr. Shock's place.

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The Price of Sequencing Versus the Cost

Category: Genomics

I'm willing to go along with the costs of reagents plus minimal ancillary costs running around $5,000. Maybe. But the cost of sequencing, including the externalized costs, is much more.

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August 30, 2010

Links 8/30/10

Category: Lotsa Links

I'm hopefully in Atlanta by now, en route to St. Louis for Microbiome-y goodness. Links for you.

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Programming Note: Microbiome Meeting

Category: Bloggity Blog

I'll be at the Human Microbiome Research Conference for a few days.

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Why Isn't the Missing Heritability Nearly Neutral and Tightly Networked?

Category: Genetics

Why should rare disease variants have large effects?

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August 29, 2010

Links 8/29/30

Category: Lotsa Links

Hotter than hell today. Stay inside and enjoy some refreshing links.

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Politics Can Be Practiced Well: Shifting the Overton Window

Category: Democrats

What I still can't fathom is why the Democratic establishment thinks they can piss off the rank-and-file: if nothing else, they need us so they can look respectable.

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August 28, 2010

Links 8/28/10

Category: Lotsa Links

Sunny. Warm. Links.

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Fiscal Irresponsbility and Deferred Maintenance: The Bridges Edition

Category: Economics

Democrats should have asked conservatives, "We have over 100,000 bridges that need serious repairs. How do you solve this problem? Or do you simply not care?"

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