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By mikethemadbiologist on February 1, 2009.

Here are some links for you. Science/health first:

In Texas and Louisiana, Dinosaurs Steer Science Education

The Rightful Place Project Revisited...

Vaccines and Autism: A Tale of Shifting Hypotheses

The giant green fragrant parrot

Why Contraception Saves Money and Prevents Abortion

Other:

June 22, 2005: Fannie Mae Decides *Not* to Compete with the Private Sector in Making Stupid Housing Loans

I got a hand, so I got a fist, so I got a plan, it's the best I can do

Davos Man, Confused: Why the world's economic leaders blame the catastrophe on the system instead of themselves

Jobless in America

A Brief Economics Thought

Incomes, not taxes or expenditures, is the problem

Memo to Paul: Because he is a Freepucking Uckpublican

IPERS? I hardly know her..s!

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I was so busy at weekend. I'll explore all of them. Thanks.

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