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By clock on January 4, 2007.

Being added to my blogroll today:

i-Science
Getting Things Done in Academia
Neurevolution
Insurgent American
Feral Scholar
Sicheii Yazhi
The Smirking Chimp
Scobleizer
Altair4 Redux
Jim Buie's Blog
Mark Maynard
Ang's Weird Ideas
The Angry Lab Rat
Vagabondvet's Blog
Trade Street Journal
Random Thoughts from Reno
Reno and its Discontents
Kleinschmidt 2005
Left of Center
Blue Hampshire
Michigan For Edwards
Montana Maven
Female Triumvirate of Evolution Experts
Evolving in Kansas

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