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By mikethemadbiologist on July 22, 2009.

Now that ScienceBlogs is unborked, here are some links for you. Science:

So, What Should Scientists Communicate?

Egg Donation, Stem Cell Research, and Lady Bits

Science is interesting. If you don't like it, it's your problem not mine.

Japanese fishermen brace for giant jellyfish

Squirrely Physics

Other:

Transportation Reform and Public Health

At Least They're Not on Life Support

What Defines A Democrat?

J Street and the Haters

If Congress Fails to Pass the Obama Health Care Plan

Conserving Rightie Cognitive Resources

On the Unwillingness of Economists to Recant, Even in the Face of Evidence

Bullfighter Fail

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