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By mikethemadbiologist on January 4, 2009.

Here are some links for you. Science and medicine firstest:

Life-shortening bacteria vs. dengue mosquitoes

Anti-vaccination = anti-feminist?

Teach Your Children Well

DIY BIO: clone at home but kill them later

Let The Science Speak For Itself

On Being Remembered in 2009...

Other stuff:

Can Partisanship Save Citizenship?

CBS newsman's $70m lawsuit likely to deal Bush legacy a new blow

Dennis Prager: Divorce In A Bottle

Sports, Test Scores, and the Difference Between Science and Journalism

Former Merrill Lynch executive pays 37 million for NYC apartment (with taxpayer money)

The Gunman's Veto

Hipparchia on healthcare

Rick Warren needs to evolve

Brand Management

You Know Who We Really Hate?

Franklin Roosevelt, Barack Obama, and the American Okee-doke

Gaza and the Rationality of the Weak

Trying to 'teach Hamas a lesson' is fundamentally wrong

Will Facts Matter Again?

The Great Depression, Pt. II

Why They Fight

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