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By mikethemadbiologist on June 8, 2009.

Here are some links for you, while I'm away doing microbiomey stuff. Science:

What Is Jerry Coyne's Complaint?

NHGRI Unveils Wide-Ranging Recommendations Regarding Sequencing Initiatives

Slime Molds

Other:

How mainstream are "pro-life" extremists?

JUST BE NORMAL AGAIN

The Political Process Has Been Closed

Sean Hannity Caught Manipulating Video of Obama's Cairo Speech

The Trouble With Democrats: Reclaiming the Economy for the People

The Management Myth

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