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By mikethemadbiologist on January 1, 2010.

Happy New Year! Time for some links. Science:

First U.S. case of extremely drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis diagnosed

My Statistics Primer Revisited

Acacia plant controls ants with chemical

Aardvark cuteness

What does it mean that a nation is 'Unscientific'?

Other:

Mood: Grouchy?

Kodak, Bill Gates and efficient markets

Don't trust those servicers

On Goldman's (and Now Morgan Stanley's) Deceptive Synthetic CDO Practices (aka Screwing Their Customers)

"What's in Store for 2010â³

Craving terrorist melodrama

Skyrocketing Crime At The Six Flags

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