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By gregladen on February 1, 2012.

There's some stuff I don't want you to miss.

Related to the Komen Maneno:

  • Stop Giving Money to Susah G. Komen for the Cure, and tell everyone else you know to do the same.
  • We Stand with Planned Parenthood
  • Poor Women Have Breasts Too, You Know!

Another fight about gun control:

  • Seven Year Old Jaymee Stewart Has Died...

Political Update:

  • Florida Primary Results: A Pattern Emerges

I'm guest blogging at Scientific American:

  • How Animals Prepare for an Alien Invasion
  • What Robot Fish Can Tell Us About Parallel Evolution
  • Boa Constrictors Get a Feel for Their Prey
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